Milnerton is a suburb of Cape Town on the Atlantic Ocean about 11 km north of Stadkern Cape Town. Milnerton is known for its excellent properties, the golf course (with the uniquely fascinating view of Table Bay, Bay and Table Mountain and the traffic moderately very good connection to downtown by Cape Town. Milnerton's beach on the lagoon, which has here the connection to the seaoverlooking the Milnerton lighthouse, Iceland Woodbridge, lagoon and golf course
One of the most identifiable features of Milnerton is its lagoon, formed where the Diep River enters the sea, with palm trees adorning the lagoon banks. Two bridges join Woodbridge Island to the mainland of Milnerton proper. The wooden bridge (after which the island is named) is now a national heritage site and, although was once used for general traffic, is now restricted to all forms of traffic including pedestrians.
Milnerton's beach is well known for its views of Table Mountain and is a popular spot for walkers and surfers. Milnerton is the location of two nature reserves which are owned and managed by the City of Cape Town. The Rietvlei Wetland Reserve and the Milnerton Racecourse Nature Reserve is situated inside the race tracks of the old Milnerton Racecourse, which is now the Royal Ascot residential precinct.