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Kalk Bay

Kalk Bay is a suburb of Cape Town, which started out as a fishing village on the False Bay coast. It has a protected harbour from which local fishermen launch their wooden boats. From around midday the boats start returning and offloading their catch – you can buy your supper straight from the boat.


The narrow main street is full of quaint shops and galleries selling antiques artworks and bric-a brac. There are several good restaurants in and near to the harbour. Up on the mountainside above are walks and the well known Kalk Bay caves.


A photograph taken in the harbour inspired this painting.

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Jackie said…
Thanks for visit. If you want to search for a special item you just put the name in the search block on the top left of all Blogger blogs and it brings up all posts that mention that name on that particular blog:)

Haven't been to Kalk Bay for many years. Beautiful there.

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