Car Rental Fish Hoek

Daily Car Rental Rates in South Africa

*daily rates in Fish Hoek based on a 1 day rental (24hr period) and for guidance purposes only.

Car Hire in Fish Hoek, South Africa

Nestled along the picturesque False Bay coastline, Fish Hoek is a charming coastal town that offers a delightful escape with its scenic beauty and relaxed atmosphere. Whether you're planning to explore the vibrant local attractions or venture further into the Cape Peninsula, having a rental car in Fish Hoek provides the convenience and flexibility to make the most of your visit.

In Fish Hoek, we offer a range of rental cars to suit every need, from compact vehicles ideal for navigating the town to larger SUVs and 4x4s for those looking to explore the surrounding natural beauty. Renting a car in Fish Hoek allows you to easily access nearby attractions such as the beautiful Fish Hoek Beach, the stunning views from the Cape Point Nature Reserve, and the quaint neighboring towns of Simon's Town and Kalk Bay.

Fish Hoek Mini Guide

Fish Hoek is conveniently accessible from Cape Town International Airport (CPT), located about 40 kilometers away. The drive from the airport takes approximately 45 minutes, and you can enjoy a scenic route along the coast with views of the Atlantic Ocean and mountainous landscapes. Car hire services are available at Cape Town International Airport, making it easy to pick up your rental car and drive directly to Fish Hoek, or you can arrange for local rental options within the town itself.

With your rental car in Fish Hoek, you have the freedom to explore this beautiful coastal gem at your own pace and discover all that this charming area has to offer.

Don’t Miss
You shouldn’t miss the stunning beach which looks idyllic curving around the bay. Walk along it using the ‘Catwalk’ and discover another world living in the rock pools along the shore. Another must see is the arrival of the Southern Right Whales in the bay. Pride Ridge Wildlife Reserve is a wonderful place to spend the day with a host of animals native to Southern Africa allowed to roam in relative freedom – the reserve doesn’t house any predators so the animals can live peacefully together. For a more commercialised version of a natural park, Imhoff’s Farm offers camel rides, a chance to feed monkeys as well as a collection of South Africa’s snakes!

Eat Out
For fabulous views and delicious food, try The Galley right on the beach or for some entertainment of the natural kind whilst you eat, Peacocks, in the Pride Ridge Wildlife Reserve is a must. Elsewhere, you’ll find a wide range of cuisines to suit all tastes including a fair selection of Boer restaurants.

Going Out
Interestingly, there are no stores selling alcohol in the town due to a stipulation in the original land deed. However, bars and restaurants can serve alcohol but excessive drinking is actively discouraged and you may get a few worry looks if you have one too many. You won’t find night clubs in the town but if you want more action, don’t forget that Cape Town is only 30 minutes away by train.



Out and About
Drive into the valley that runs from Fish Hoek Bay to Kommetjie and on to the Atlantic Coast to visit Peer’s Cave where 12,000 year old cave paintings have been discovered. Then go to Boulder’s Beach to watch the colony of penguins that live there. Kalk Bay is a quieter, more upmarket village adjacent to Fish Hoek, whilst for a dramatic, unspoilt coastline, visit Muizenberg for great surfing and miles of sand.