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| Simons
Town offers the best holiday accommodation in Cape Town, South
Africa, including Self Catering, B&B's, and Hotels, Camping and
Backpackers. Simon's Town has stunning views in the most beautiful
environment of the Cape Peninsula. Simonstown is nestled on
False Bay within easy distance of Cape Town International Airport.
Our village is rich in history, character, atmosphere and lots of
warmth. Our neighbours are whales, penguins and seals with world heritage
status bird life, famous deep sea fishing and the beauty of Table
Mountain and Cape Point. |
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| Freedom
Of Entry Into Simon's Town |
The South African Navy exercising its right of freedom of entry
into Simon's Town as part of the opening of the annual Navy Festival.
This ceremony was attended by the Mayor Of Cape Town, Alderman
Gerald Morkel, who declared the festival open and the Chief
Of The Navy, Vice Admiral Retief, amongst other dignatories.
The parade was led by the South African Navy Band and contingents
from the SAN, as well as the visiting navies of Brazil, Uruguay
and Argentina.
Chief Of The South African Navy,
Vice Admiral Retief together with
Rear Admiral Louw, Flag Officer
Commanding - Naval Base
Simon's Town. |
The Mayor Of Cape Town,
Alderman Gerald Morkel,
inspecting the Guard Of Honour
of the South African Navy. |
The Mayor Of Cape Town declares the annual South African Navy
Festival in Simon's Town open while Vice Admiral Retief looks
on. |
The colours of the South African Navy
are paraded in the main road of Simon's Town
as part of the right of entry. |
Chief Of The South African Navy,
Vice Admiral Retief together with
Rear Admiral Louw, Flag Officer
Commanding - Naval Base
Simon's Town. |
The Mayor Of Cape Town,
Alderman Gerald Morkel,
inspecting the Guard Of Honour
of the South African Navy. |
The Mayor Of Cape Town declares the annual South African
Navy Festival in Simon's Town open while Vice Admiral
Retief looks on. |
The colours of the South African Navy
are paraded in the main road of Simon's Town
as part of the right of entry. |
The
South African Navy Band leads the parade past the podium
where the Mayor Of Cape Town took the salute.
The guard of honour of
the South African Navy. |
The contingent from
the Brazillian Navy. |
The Uruguayan Navy march past. |
The platoon of the Argentinian Navy. |
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