Private Tours Cape Town | Table Mountain Hikes | Cape Town Airport Transfers
Private Tours Cape Town | Table Mountain Hikes | Cape Town Airport Transfers
The oldest & most direct route up the front face of Table Mountain, by early explorer Antonio Saldanha in 1503.
Named “Leeuwen kop” by 17th century Dutch settlers for its shape, offers world famous views of the Atlantic
Maclear’s Beacon is the highest point on Table Mountain, sitting at about 1,086 metres above sea level. Most hikers reach it via longer routes such as Skeleton Gorge,
Legend says a pirate named Van Hunks and the Devil had a smoking contest here, creating a “tablecloth”.
The Shipwreck Hike at Cape Point is a unique coastal trail that combines rugged scenery with maritime history.
Kanonkop is a short but steep hike within Cape Point, leading to one of the best elevated viewpoints over the rugged coastline.
Once a vital source of timber for the early Cape colony, now a lush sanctuary filled with woodcutter history
Steeped in local folklore, this massive cave in Silvermine was once used by the San people as a strategic lookout point
A lush, botanical route through indigenous forest that Cecil John Rhodes famously used to reach the summit.
Elsie’s Peak is a short but rewarding hike located above Glencairn, offering sweeping views over False Bay, Fish Hoek, and the surrounding coastline.
Trappieskop is a lesser-known but rewarding hike above Kalk Bay, offering beautiful views over False Bay and the surrounding mountains.
This scenic coastal hike is located within Cape Point and forms part of the wider trail network in Table Mountain National Park. Combining open valley walking with rugged coastal views.
Chapman’s Peak offers a quieter, more scenic hiking experience compared to some of Cape Town’s busier trails.
Named “Leeuwen kop” by 17th century Dutch settlers for its shape, offers world famous 360 views of the Atlantic
The Woodstock Cave hike is a popular route on the slopes of Table Mountain.