Seaside town in the Western Cape, South Africa
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Milnerton is a town in the Western Cape, directly north of Cape Town. It is known for its stunning properties, beautiful lagoon, links golf course and proximity to Cape Town's attractions. Milnerton is often seen as an area including the following Cambridge Estate, Century City, Du Noon, Joe Slovo Park, Lagoon Beach, Milnerton Ridge, Sanddrift, Tygerhof and Woodbridge Island.
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880-hectare nature reserve featuring a large wetland system. The reserve contains a large portion of the critically endangered lowland habitats remaining in Cape Town.
Situated in the Royal Ascot estate in Milnerton. Central Cape Town & V&A Waterfront is a 15-minute drive away, and 5 minutes from Tables Bays beaches.
From Cape Town, travel north on the R27 (the west coast road) which almost immediately passes through Milnerton (Lagoon Beach, Milnerton, Milnerton Ridge).
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