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UNLOCK THE WONDERS OF THE WILDERNESS WITH A MOUNTAIN WALKING GUIDE!

Are you ready to embark on your next great adventure in the mountains? 


If you’re looking for a fresh experience, hiring a mountain walking guide can elevate your journey in ways you may not have considered. Allow us to give you some reasons why this choice is simply the best for your next trek!


Navigate with Confidence

  • Imagine traversing winding trails and discovering magnificent views, all while having a local expert by your side!
  • Our guides possess extensive knowledge of the area and know every path, from hidden shortcuts to the best spots for panoramic views, keeping you on the safest routes. 
  • Weather can change in the blink of an eye in the mountains. Your guide understands how local conditions can impact your adventure, expertly steering you away from dangerous areas while ensuring you maximise your enjoyment.


Prioritise Safety

  • Prioritising safety is paramount on any hike, especially in remote locations. Certified guides are trained professionals who recognise the risks associated with specific environments. 
  • They’re equipped to spot the signs of distress, prepared for weather conditions, and capable of navigating unstable ground, thus providing peace of mind throughout your journey. 
  • In case of emergencies, you’ll have a knowledgeable first responder ready to assess medical concerns and unexpected situations, promoting a secure experience on the trails.


Simplify Your Planning

  • Leave the hassle behind! When you book a mountain walking guide, you have the luxury of hands-free planning.
  • From organising meticulous route itineraries to obtaining necessary permits, your guide observes every detail so you can focus on the adventure ahead.
  • Wondering what to pack? Your guide offers tailored gear advice, ensuring you have the right equipment to make your hike comfortable and safe. You’ll be grateful for their insight into the best essentials to bring along!


Enjoy a Tailored Experience

  • Every adventurer is unique, and a good guide understands that.
  • Your hiking experience can be customised to align with your goals, whether you wish to summit a peak or meander through beautiful meadows.
  • No matter your fitness level, your guide will match your pace and provide the necessary encouragement, creating an enjoyable experience for everyone involved.


Discover More Along the Way

  • Mountain adventure goes well beyond the physical journey with our knowledgeable guides.
  • You’ll learn about the rich cultural and historical heritage of the area. Experience local wildlife and fascinating geology, and engage in compelling stories that add depth to your hike, transforming it from a physical challenge into a cherished memory. 
  • Booking a mountain walking guide can turn a simple outing into an unforgettable experience  - a journey that blends excitement, learning, and the beauty of nature! 


Create Your Adventure Story with Us 

  • At Van De Kaap Travel and Tours, we are genuinely passionate about offering unique exploration and adventure experiences. Join us and let’s write your personal adventure story together!
  • Whether you’re interested in a Lion’s Head Sunrise or ready to tackle the iconic Table Mountain, we have options tailored to meet various interests and fitness levels.
  • With our secure card payment options and friendly service open seven days a week, planning your next escapade has never been easier. 


So, why wait? Let’s hit those trails!

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What to Expect on the Trail

Choosing the right trail starts with understanding its difficulty. Our 5-level hiking scale may help you match your adventure to your fitness level and experience.


1/5 - Easy

  • Flat or gently rolling terrain with well-maintained paths.
  • Ideal for beginners, families, and casual walkers.


2/5 - Moderate

  • Gentle hills, occasional stream crossings.
  • Ideal for recreational hikers with basic fitness.


3/5 - Moderately Strenuous

  • Rocky sections, steeper inclines, some technical bits (i.e. ladders/ropes/chains), stream crossings.
  • Ideal for fit individuals with some trail experience.


4/5 - Strenuous

  • Technical, mountainous, exposure, stream crossings. 
  • Ideal for experienced hikers with strong endurance.


5/5 - Very Strenuous

  • Technical, may include climbing, snow, rock debris, extreme exposure, may require off-trail navigation, river crossings.
  • Ideal for expert hikers or mountaineers with gear and training.


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LION'S HEAD HIKE

   3/5

   4.5 KM

   2-4 HRS

   340 M


Lion's Head

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Park at the Lion’s Head public parking area on Signal Hill Road, just below the trailhead.

Trail Start

  • Lion’s Head trailhead on Signal Hill Road.

Trail End

  • Lion’s Head public parking area.

Terrain

  • Well-trodden footpaths
  • Metal ladders and short scrambling sections
  • Rocky steps and exposed areas near the summit

Route Type

  • Out-and-back trail.

Trail Overview

Lion’s Head is one of Cape Town’s most iconic hikes, offering a relatively short but rewarding climb.

  • Duration 2–4 hours depending on fitness
  • Distance Approx. 5,5 km round trip
  • Difficulty  Moderate (some scrambling required)

Highlights

  • 360° views of Cape Town, Table Mountain, Robben Island, Camps Bay, and the Atlantic Ocean. 
  • The trail spirals around the mountain, revealing ever-changing vistas and unique fynbos vegetation.
  • At the summit, you’ll be treated to one of the best panoramic views in the Cape.
  • Lion’s Head is famous for its sunrise and sunset hikes - a favourite among locals and visitors alike.
    • Sunrise: Start early for golden light and cooler temperatures.
    • Sunset: Arrive before dusk and bring a headlamp for the descent.

Best Time to Hike

  • Year-round, but dry conditions are safest.
  • Avoid hiking in strong wind or rain.
  • Weekdays may be quieter than weekends.
  • Early morning hikers avoid midday heat.
  • Evening walks offer magical light and cooler temperatures.

Safety Tips

  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Start early to avoid midday heat.
  • Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

Notes

  • Bring a torch or headlamp if hiking at dusk or dawn.

per person

R900

6 to 7   

per person

R990

4 to 5   

per person

R1250

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R1700

1   

Inclusions

  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Exclusions

  • Meals 
  • Beverages  
  • Admission fees
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PLATTEKLIP GORGE 
TO TABLE MOUNTAIN
UPPER CABLEWAY STATION

   3/5

   2.7 KM

   2-3 HRS

   691 M


Platteklip Gorge 

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Park along Tafelberg Road, near the trailhead. This road runs beneath the iconic cliffs of Table Mountain and offers easy access to the hike.

Trail Start

  • Tafelberg Road trailhead.  

Trail End

  • Upper Cableway Station - we descend via the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway.

Terrain

  • Expect rocky paths and natural stone steps.
  • It’s steep yet no climbing or scrambling is required.

Route Type

  • Hike up, ride down - enjoy the challenge of the ascent, then relax with a scenic cable car ride back down.

Trail Overview

Platteklip Gorge is the easiest direct hiking route to the summit of Table Mountain.

  • Duration 2–3 hours depending on fitness level.
  • Difficulty Physically demanding but non-technical. Can be taxing on the knees

Ideal For

  • Hikers who prefer less exposure to heights or cliffs.

Highlights

  • Breathtaking views of Cape Town, unique mountain vegetation, and possible sightings of dassies (small, furry rock hyraxes).
  • This historic trail offers a rewarding way to experience one of the New7Wonders of Nature, with panoramic vistas and a deep connection to the mountain’s natural heritage.

Safety Tips

  • Start early to avoid midday heat.
  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

Notes

  • Table Mountain is home to the Cape Floral Kingdom, the smallest yet richest plant kingdom on Earth.
  • Along the trail, you may encounter fynbos - a unique and fragrant vegetation found only in this region.
  • Respect the environment by staying on the path and leaving no trace.

per person

R950

6 to 7   

per person

R1000

4 to 5   

per person

R1300

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R1700

1   

Inclusions

  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Exclusions

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SKELETON GORGE AND NURSERY RAVINE HIKE

   4/5

   8.4 KM

   4-5 HRS

   640 M


Skeleton Gorge

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Parking is available at the Rycroft Gate entrance to Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.

Trail Start

  • Begin your adventure at the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, one of the world’s great botanical gardens, nestled at the foot of Table Mountain. 

Trail End

  • We return via Nursery Ravine, descending back into the forest and finishing at Kirstenbosch once again.
  • Can be extended to the Table Mountain Cableway.

Terrain

  • Rocky paths and stone steps
  • Steep forested sections
  • Wooden ladders and boulders
  • Indigenous Afromontane Forest

Route Type

  • Circular hike starting and ending at Kirstenbosch Garden.

Trail Overview

Skeleton Gorge is a lush and shaded ascent up the eastern slopes of Table Mountain.

  • Duration 4 to 5-hour round trip
  • Difficulty Moderate to Challenging (requires a good fitness level). Coming down Nursery Ravine can be taxing on the knees.
  • Features Afromontane Forest, streams, ladders, and a summit walk to the Hely Hutchinson Reservoir

Ideal for 

  • Nature lovers seeking a cooler, greener alternative to the more exposed trails. 

Highlights

  • Peaceful forest canopy, unique flora, and a tranquil escape from city life.

Best Time to Hike

  • October to April (South African spring and summer)
    • Longer daylight hours
    • Less rainfall
    • More hikers on the trail for added safety

Safety Tips

  • Start early to avoid midday heat.
  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

Notes

  • The trail includes steep sections and ladders, which may be challenging for those with a fear of heights.
  • Views are mostly forested, therefore less panoramic than other Table Mountain routes.
  • While it doesn’t offer sweeping city views during the ascent, the summit rewards hikers with stunning scenery and a sense of accomplishment.
  • The hike can be extended to the Table Mountain Cableway for a longer adventure. Contact us for details.

per person

R990

6 to 7   

per person

R1100

4 to 5   

per person

R1400

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R1700

1   

Inclusions

  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Exclusions

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INDIA VENSTER
TO TABLE MOUNTAIN
UPPER CABLEWAY STATION

   4/5

   3.7 KM

   3-4 HRS

   700 M


India Venster

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Park along Tafelberg Road, near the Lower Cableway Station at the starting point of your ascent.

Trail Start

  • Table Mountain Lower Cableway Station

Trail End

  • Upper Cableway Station (descent via cable car)

Terrain

  • Gravel paths, rocky steps, and boulders
  • Narrow ledges with exposure to heights
  • Metal chains and staples for scrambling
  • Steep sections requiring upper body strength

Route Type

  • Hike up, ride down - enjoy the challenge of the ascent, then relax with a scenic cable car ride back down.

Trail Overview

India Venster is one of the most thrilling and technical routes to the summit of Table Mountain.

  • Duration 2–5 hours (average 3–4 hours)
  • Distance 4,3 km one way
  • Difficulty Challenging. Not suitable for children, dogs, or those with vertigo.

Ideal for 

  • This route is perfect for adventurous experienced hikers seeking a challenging climb with unforgettable views. 

Highlights

  • Views of Cape Town, Robben Island, Lion’s Head, Camps Bay, and the Twelve Apostles.

Best Time to Hike

  • November to April (Cape Town dry season)

Safety Tips

  • Start early to avoid midday heat.
  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.
  • Avoid hiking in strong winds or wet conditions.
  • Be Aware: high winds may render the cable car non-operational, stranding hikers at the summit

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

Notes

  • Not recommended for descending Table Mountain - instead choose the cableway or alternate trails like Platteklip Gorge.
  • Alternate routes for less technical hikes are Platteklip Gorge, Kasteelspoort, Skeleton Gorge.
  • Scrambling sections are supported by chains and ladders. A guide is highly recommended for safety and navigation.
  • Avoid late starts - low light increases risk on exposed sections.
  • Check weather forecasts before hiking.

per person

R990

6 to 7   

per person

R1100

4 to 5   

per person

R1400

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R1700

1   

Inclusions

  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Exclusions

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KASTEELSPOORT HIKE

   3/5

   5 KM

   4-5 HRS

   576 M


Kasteelspoort

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Park in the Camp’s Bay residential area. Please be mindful of the residents and their privacy.

Trail Start

  • The trail begins from Camp’s Bay, ascending the western slopes of Table Mountain via the Twelve Apostles.

Trail End

  • Camp’s Bay
  • Can be extended to the Table Mountain Cableway.

Terrain

  • Rocky and gravel footpaths
  • Stone steps, boulders, and minor scrambles
  • Some exposure to heights

Route Type

  • Out-and-back trail

Trail Overview

Kasteelspoort is a scenic and less crowded route up Table Mountain’s Twelve Apostles range.

  • Duration 4–5 hours depending on fitness
  • Distance Approx. 6 km round trip
  • Difficulty Strenuous but accessible with a good fitness level.

Highlights

  • This trail rewards hikers with breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, Camps Bay, and dramatic cliff faces.
  • Along the way, you’ll encounter fynbos vegetation, mountain dams, and the famous Diving Board rock formation - a favourite photo spot for adventurous hikers.

Best Time to Hike

  • Avoid hiking in strong winds or low visibility

Safety Tips

  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Start early to avoid midday heat.
  • Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

Notes 

  • Minor rock scrambles, steep sections, and panoramic viewpoints.
  • Not suitable for those with fear of heights or impaired balance.
  • The hike can be extended to the Table Mountain Cableway - contact us for details.

per person

R950

6 to 7   

per person

R1000

4 to 5   

per person

R1300

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R1700

1   

Inclusions

  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Exclusions

  • Meals 
  • Beverages
  • Admission fees

Reach out to us if you're interested in hiking Kasteelspoort to TM Cableway Station, or if you'd like to explore larger sections of Table Mountain in a single-day hike.

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KLOOF CORNER HIKE

   1.5/5

   1.9 KM

   1 HR

   174 M


Kloof Corner

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Park at Kloof Nek public parking, located at the base of Table Mountain.

Trail Start

  • The trail begins just across the road from the parking area.

Trail End

  • Kloof Nek public parking
  • Can be extended to the Table Mountain Cableway.

Terrain

  • Winding gravel path
  • Intermittent stone steps
  • Steep but solid footing throughout

Route Type

  • Out-and-back trail

Trail Overview

Kloof Corner is a short and scenic hike, perfect for those seeking a quick yet rewarding outdoor experience.

  • Duration 20–60 minutes depending on fitness
  • Distance Approx. 1,5 km round trip
  • Difficulty Easy to Moderate

Ideal for

  • Beginners, families, and casual hikers.

Highlights

  • Despite its brevity, the trail offers spectacular views of Camps Bay, Lion’s Head, the City Bowl, and the Atlantic Ocean.
  • It’s especially popular for sunset hikes, when the sky glows golden and the city lights begin to twinkle below.
  • Your guide may share a few hidden gems once you reach the Corner.

Best Time to Hike

  • Early morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures.
  • Sunset hikes are a local favourite.

Safety Tips

  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Avoid midday heat.
  • Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

Notes 

  • Bring a torch or headlamp if hiking at dusk.

per person

R900

6 to 7   

per person

R990

4 to 5   

per person

R1250

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R1700

1   

Inclusions

  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Exclusions

  • Meals 
  • Beverages
  • Admission fees
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PIPE TRACK TRAIL

   1.5/5

   12 KM

   2-4 HRS

   268 M


Pipe Track

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Park at Kloof Nek public parking along Tafelberg Road.

Trail Start

  • The trail begins at the junction of Tafelberg Road and Kloof Nek, just below the Table Mountain Cableway.

Trail End

  • Tafelberg Road and Kloof Nek junction.

Terrain

  • Flat, mostly gravel path
  • Open landscape with minimal shade
  • Easy walking, suitable for most fitness levels

Route Type

  • Out-and-back trail - Start and finish at the same point.

Trail Overview

The Pipe Track is one of Table Mountain’s most beloved walking routes. 

  • Duration 2–4 hours depending on pace
  • Distance Just over 12 km
  • Difficulty Easy to Moderate

Ideal for 

  • Visitors seeking a gentle hike with spectacular scenery.

Highlights

  • Atlantic Ocean views, Camps Bay, Twelve Apostles, and vibrant fynbos vegetation (especially colourful May–October).
  • This historic trail follows the path of a 19th-century pipeline that once carried water from the Disa River to Cape Town. Today, it offers a peaceful escape with sweeping views and a chance to connect with nature - without the need to summit the mountain.

Best Time to Hike

  • Early morning to avoid midday heat
  • Sunset walks offer magical light and cooler temperatures.

Safety Tips

  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Start early to avoid midday heat.
  • Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.
  • Bring enough water - shade is limited.

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

per person

R900

6 to 7   

per person

R990

4 to 5   

per person

R1250

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R1700

1   

Includes

  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Excludes

  • Meals 
  • Beverages  
  • Admission fees
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CHAPMAN'S PEAK HIKE

   2.5/5

   5 KM

   2-4 HRS

   450 M


Chapman's Peak

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Park at the Chapman's Peak public parking area, located near the scenic drive between Hout Bay and Noordhoek.

Trail Start

  • The trail begins just above the road and leads hikers into the peak of the mountain.

Trail End

  • Chapman's Peak public parking area

Terrain

  • Well-maintained gravel path
  • Short, steep rock scramble near the summit
  • Easy to follow, with moderate elevation gain

Route Type

  • Out-and-back trail

Trail Overview

Chapman's Peak is a hidden gem among Cape Town’s hiking routes - less crowded yet deeply rewarding.

  • Duration 1,5–3 hours depending on pace
  • Distance Approx. 3–5 km round trip
  • Difficulty Moderate (some scrambling near the top)

Ideal for

  • Nature lovers, sunset seekers, and photographers.

Highlights

  • From the summit, enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Hout Bay, and the rugged Constantiaberg range. 
  • The trail winds through fynbos-rich slopes, dotted with ericas, proteas, and native trees.
  • Keep an eye out for eagles, lizards, and the occasional dassie.
  • Late afternoon hikes are especially magical - the sandstone cliffs glow red in the sunset, and the horizon often lingers in a warm, radiant hue.

Best Time to Hike

  • Early morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures.
  • Sunset hikes are a local favourite.

Safety Tips

  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Avoid midday heat.
  • Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

Notes 

  • Bring a torch or headlamp if hiking at dusk.

  per person

R1000

6 to 7   

per person

R1200

4 to 5   

per person

R1500

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R2000

1   

Inclusions

  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Exclusions

  • Meals 
  • Beverages  
  • Admission fees
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KROMRIVIER HIKE

   3/5

   7 KM

   4-5 HRS

   256 M


Krom Rivier

Trail Guide


Where to Begin

  • Parking available approximately 700m from the exit of the Huguenot Tunnel in Paarl.

Trail Start

  • The trail begins directly from the parking area.

Trail End

  • At the parking area.

Terrain

  • Flat jeep track at the start
  • Rocky paths with loose stones
  • River crossings and Afromontane Forest sections
  • Scrambling and tricky chain-assisted climb to the second waterfall

Route Type

  • Out-and-back trail

Trail Overview

The Kromrivier Trail is a magical riverside hike through the Du Toitskloof Mountains, offering a mix of gentle walking and adventurous climbing.

  • Duration 3–5 hours depending on pace and route taken
  • Distance Approx. 6–8 km round trip
  • Difficulty Moderate to Challenging

Ideal for

  • Nature lovers, waterfall chasers, and confident hikers.

Highlights

  • The trail begins on a jeep track, crosses a bridge, and follows the river upstream.
  • Along the way, you’ll encounter cool pools, mossy valleys, and lush indigenous vegetation.
  • The first waterfall is a serene spot for a swim and rest.
  • For those feeling adventurous, the climb to the second waterfall includes a steep scramble and chain-assisted section - rewarding you with a dramatic cascade and icy plunge pool.

Best Time to Hike

  • Early morning

Safety Tips

  • Check the weather forecast before hiking.
  • Avoid midday heat.
  • Be prepared for changing weather conditions.
  • Go with fellow hikers or book a guide.
  • Stay on the path.
  • Pace yourself and stay hydrated.

Essentials

  • Backpack for water, snacks, and essentials
  • Personal medication (like asthma inhaler)
  • Comfortable clothing and a warm jacket 
  • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip
  • Water (at least 1,5L per person)
  • Light snacks
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunscreen
  • Hat or cap

Wildlife Note

You may encounter baboons along the trail.

  • Do not feed or approach them
  • Respect them as wild animals
  • Your guide will advise on safe behaviour

Booking 

  • Limited to 24 hikers per day.

  per person

R1000

6 to 7   

per person

R1200

4 to 5   

per person

R1500

2 to 3   

solo hiker

R2000

1   

Inclusions

  • Toll fees
  • Permit fees
  • Private professional mountain-guide
  • Complimentary bottled water

Exclusions

  • Meals 
  • Beverages  
  • Admission fees other that those already included
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WE OFFER TRANSPORT TO AND FROM THE HIKE LOCATION Ts & Cs (SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY)

Discover Cape Town's breathtaking hiking trails with our certified mountain guides. Our private hikes present an ideal way to explore by offering a more intimate experience. Solo hikers are welcome. 

NB The trails mentioned on our website are not a comprehensive list of hikes available. Contact us for more info / if you're interested in exploring larger sections of Table Mountain / if you're interested in a Tour-Hike Combo.

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(Ts & Cs)