Highlights

We're heading to Cape Town for 17th month-long coliving experience, and we couldn't be more excited! One of South Africa's most iconic cities, Cape Town is a destination that truly has it all: beautiful views, world-class beaches, incredible food, world renowned wine, buzzing neighborhoods, and that legendary Mother City energy that makes you never want to leave. 

We've been searching for the perfect Cape Town base and our coliving home is an absolute win. We're taking over a massive heritage building in Green Point, and we'll all be together all under one roof, so get pumped for a full Tribe Takeover!

The property is stunning: 17 en-suite rooms spread across the heritage building and main house, a beautiful swimming pool with sun deck, gorgeous garden, spacious communal lounge, dedicated coworking workspace, and a fully-equipped kitchen. The main house features a large open balcony overlooking the pool—hello sundowners with the Tribe before heading out! 

Every room has an en-suite bathroom, a desk and chair for productive work sessions, and an A/C, essential for those warm Cape Town summer days. Some rooms have private balconies.

Our location is pure perfection. We're in one of the most sought after neighborhoods, leafy, green, and walkable Green Point, sandwiched between the ocean, the mountain, and city centre. We have loads of cafés, gyms, yoga studios, and brunch spots all on our doorstep. 

The Sea Point Promenade is just minutes away for sunrise runs and ocean dips in Saunders' Pool, we're short drives to the V&A Waterfront, Clifton beaches, and Table Mountain, and most importantly, it's only a 10 minute walk to Giovanni's (IYKYK). 

Good to Know

Please note: This Chapter has different dates from our regular calendar.

Cape Town requires sensible awareness and street smarts at all times. Cape Town is an incredible destination, and like any major city, it comes with a safety warning. Take precautions with your belongings, consider bringing a back-up phone if you are concerned about theft or pickpocketing, take out adequate travel insurance, avoid walking alone at night, and practice big city sensibilities. 

Uber is extremely cost effective and widely available in Cape Town. The MiCity bus route is also a great option for those wanting to hop around the city center and surrounds. Beyond the city center, public transport becomes a bit unreliable, and Ubering remains the easiest way to get around. 

Those wanting to see the city with more ease may want to rent a car. There are plenty of awesome neighborhoods and outside of the city center that are well worth exploring, and having a set of wheels gives you the ultimate freedom of movement. Road trips are a vibe here too, so we'll likely hire and share cars for weekend trips some distance away. 

We're in Cape Town during summer, which means absolutely glorious weather! Expect temperatures around 20-27°C (68-81°F) with long sunny days, low humidity, and sunsets that last hours. It's also the Cape's dry season, so rain is minimal. That being said, Cape Town can experience all four seasons in one day, so pack summer clothes, and a few layers for the occasional breezes.

South Africa uses Type M plug sockets (the large three-pin, extremely strange round variety), so bring a universal adapter!

Card payments are widely accepted throughout the city, and ATMs are readily available, but use ones inside shops or malls rather than street-facing ones for safety.

South Africa is an incredibly diverse, multicultural country with 11 official languages. English is widely spoken everywhere and you'll have zero communication issues. The local culture is warm, vibrant, and genuinely welcoming.