Black Marlin Restuarant is nestled unobtrusively on one of the most scenic coastlines in the Cape, en-route to Cape Point, this historical building, ensures an idyllic lunch or evening experience.
This restaurant has earned a reputation for good seafood and attentive service, Its position up on the hill above the Millers Point Tidal Pool makes this a tempting spot to combine a swim in the ocean with a delicious meal. Its high vantage point also makes it prime whale-watching territory, while the large variety of seafood platters, vegetarian options, and a superb wine list seal its place in Cape Peninsula itineraries.
As an added touch, the garden is home to a 100-year-old Camellia Japonica tree that blooms four different colours: red, pink, white and pink and white.
