Miller’s Point offers a distinctive tidal pool among granite rocks, with clear coastal scenery and a quieter setting on the road south of Simon’s Town.
Miller’s Point Tidal Pool sits among granite boulders on the coast south of Simon’s Town. The pool’s irregular shape follows the rocky shoreline, creating a striking swimming setting beside the open waters of False Bay.
The surrounding Miller’s Point recreation area also serves boating and coastal visitors. Road access and activity around the nearby slipway can vary, so swimmers should follow on-site signs and keep clear of operational boating areas.
Conditions can change with weather, swell and water quality. Use caution on wet granite, avoid exposed rocks during rough seas and supervise children closely.
Highlights
- Tidal pool shaped around granite rocks
- Quieter coast south of Simon’s Town
- Clear views across False Bay
- Distinctive irregular pool edge
- Coastal stop on the Cape Peninsula route
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Miller’s Point Tidal Pool?
It is in the Miller’s Point recreation area on the coast south of Simon’s Town.
Is the pool close to boating activity?
The wider recreation area includes a slipway. Follow on-site signs and stay clear of operational boating areas.
Is swimming always safe?
No. Weather, swell and water quality can change, so assess conditions on arrival and avoid the pool during rough seas.
What should visitors bring?
Bring sun protection, drinking water and secure footwear for wet granite and uneven coastal ground.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, dogs are generally welcome — check for any seasonal restrictions.
