For families in Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl
Find an au pair in Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl.
Sea Point, Camps Bay, Green Point, Gardens and Tamboerskloof.
Families along the Atlantic Seaboard and in the City Bowl live close to the city's schools, beaches and the mountain, and many are professionals or newcomers to Cape Town without extended family nearby. That makes a trusted au pair especially valuable.
Roles here are often about companionship and activities as much as logistics: walks on the promenade, swimming, and getting homework done in a busy household.
Areas we cover in the Atlantic Seaboard
- Sea Point
- Green Point
- Camps Bay
- Bantry Bay
- Gardens
- Tamboerskloof
- Oranjezicht
- Vredehoek
Matching uses your suburb and the au pair's location to favour people close to you, so school runs stay short. Your street address is never shown.
What to know as a family here
- Rates match the Southern Suburbs; parking and traffic make a nearby au pair worth extra.
- Many families here are relocating or international and appreciate an au pair who knows the city.
- Apartment living means live-in is rarer; live-out afternoons are the norm.
Where au pairs here come from: UCT, CPUT, plus recent matriculants and gap-year candidates.
How it works in the Atlantic Seaboard
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Tell us about your household
Your suburb in the Atlantic Seaboard, your children's ages, the hours you need and your non-negotiables.
- 2
See ranked matches
Every au pair who passes your must-haves is scored out of 100 with the reasons spelled out.
- 3
Send a request
One note from you. The au pair sees your household profile and decides whether to talk.
- 4
Chat, meet, agree
A private chat, then a call or a coffee. Our contract template covers the rest.
Questions families in the Atlantic Seaboard ask
Do I need to provide parking for an au pair in Sea Point?
If your au pair drives, yes, parking is the practical issue on the Seaboard. Many families here choose au pairs who live nearby and walk or use the MyCiTi bus, which also keeps costs down.
Guides for families
- How to hire an au pair in South AfricaA step-by-step guide for South African families, from deciding what you need to signing an agreement, with the mistakes to avoid.
- The after-school au pair: how the typical South African arrangement worksWhat a normal afternoon looks like, how families set the routine, and how to make school runs, homework and sport work for everyone.
- The au pair contract in South Africa, and what the law requiresWhat to put in a written au pair agreement, which labour laws apply to a household employer, and the UIF and Compensation Fund registrations you need.
- Au pair interview questions that actually tell you somethingThe questions South African families should ask, the questions au pairs should ask back, and how to run the chat, call and home visit.
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