Jubilee Square & Jetty

5 Dale Hes - a year ago

Fascinating outline of the most prominent historical naval figures and ships associated with Simons Town. The awesome Nuisance, the heart-rending sinking of the SS Mendi and the canons all make for an informative few minutes and some good photographs.

5 Michelle Macleod - 2 years ago

This place has a great vibe. There is wonderful, creative and clever handwork which makes great souvenirs or gifts. The views of the harbour are really picturesque. There are a couple of great places to eat at or just for a coffee. The parking area is always full, so you may have to find parking else where. The paving is quite bumpy plus there are stairs or different levels which make it not wheelchair accessible.

5 Sonia du Toit - 3 years ago

An adorable little treasure in Simon's Town. Little stalls with curios and restaurants make this spot a must visit for anyone in the area. Our family enjoyed reading about the town's history on the wall a couple of meters outside the square and the view at the dock is incredible.

5 Nicole Mary Hoyer - a year ago

Really stunning place to take a few pics with Able Seaman Just Nuisance for those who are fans of Naval history and memorabilia. Instgrammable pictures with blue skies, yachts, mountains and deep Lapis sea in the background.

5 Christine Israel - 3 years ago

Every time I come to Simonstown I am amazed by how well preserved the history of the town is. It is clean and well kept. The Jubilee square market is great. There are many things to see and many restaurants to dine at. One of my favorite places in the whole of South Africa.

5 Giggs L - 4 years ago

Beautiful view. Easy access to parking which is r4 per 30mins. Stalls in same area + restaurants. Access to small section of the beach and to the jetty

4 Derek Nell - 4 years ago

Clean and the parking was well organised.
The traders were not quite to my liking but probably interests international tourists i.e curios.
Keep plastic, electric/electronic gadgets and cheap imports away, is a must.
Information Centre was handy, directed us quickly and politely to the Town Hall and the Toy Museum/Shop.
Pity about the pollution in the water, noticed it almost everywhere along the coastline.