Neighbourgood 113 Loop↗

Coliving in Cape Town, South Africa · from €345/mo

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When to go °C°F mmin

Average daily high (top) and monthly rainfall (bottom), 2022–2024.

Things to do nearby

Nomads come for the exchange-rate value against the dollar and euro, an established coworking and coliving scene, and a setting that packs beaches, mountains, and wine country into a short drive; the safety and load-shedding trade-offs are part of the calculus.

●Eat: Try bunny chow, Cape Malay curry, and biltong from a local butcher.

Browse tours & day trips in Cape Town on GetYourGuide →

Where to stay in Cape Town

• Sea Point — beachfront promenade, cafes, walkable, popular with remote workers
• City Bowl / CBD — central, restaurants and coworking, close to Table Mountain
• Woodstock — creative, arty, up-and-coming, good coffee shops
• Observatory — student-y, budget-friendly, bars and live music

Getting around

No metro; Uber/Bolt or a rental car are the norm, MyCiTi buses cover some routes, airport to center is 20-30 minutes.

Getting there

• Cape Town International Airport (CPT) ~18 kmNearest airport · nonstop routes →

Practical facts — South Africa

Internet = country fixed-broadband median via Ookla Speedtest Global Index.

Before you go

• Genki — health insurance built for nomads and long-term travelers
• Roamless — global eSIM that works across borders, code CAROLINBFL for $5 credit

About

113 Loop Street CBD location; site shows no exact monthly rate, but brand-wide figures found: private standard from ~€1,440/mo (€710/2wk), shared from ~€345/2wk equivalent; up to 40% off stays 30+ days.

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