Until around the turn of the century, Scarborough remained the sleepy hippy village know only to those who frequented it for its water sports and quiet beauty. Situated on the boundary of the Cape Point Reserve, sightings of bird and wild life are constant.

Fortunately, because of the extreme weather conditions and prevailing seasonal winds, Scarborough was not considered a place to live.

For those who did, it was a place to get the creative juices flowing, to start a family or to retire to. Life was slow, absorbing and full of adventure. tell me more>