Cape Triple Hikes

The Cape Triple Hikes tour starts and ends at Cape Town International Airport, offering a comprehensive hiking experience across Cape Town, the Cederberg (200 km from Cape Town), and the Kogelberg (about 80 km from Cape Town).

Highlights

Table Mountain
Table Mountain is one of the official New7Wonders of Nature, and the view from its summit is regarded as one of the most epic views in Africa. From the top, you’ll enjoy magnificent views over False Bay, the Constantia Valley, the Hottentot Holland Mountains, and a panoramic vista of the Table Mountain chain extending all the way to Cape Point. You’ll also see Table Bay, Robben Island, and Devil's Peak, with the City of Cape Town, Lion’s Head, Signal Hill, and Camps Bay coming into view.

Fynbos Plants and Wildlife
The Cape Floral Region, one of the world's six floral regions, is the smallest but richest, with over 9,000 species. It is also recognized as one of the world's 18 biodiversity hotspots.

Kirstenbosch and Harold Porter Botanical Gardens, Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve
These botanical gardens represent the Cape Floral Region and are recognized as World Heritage Sites, offering visitors the chance to explore the stunning diversity of fynbos plants and local wildlife.

Robben Island
A World Heritage Site and museum, Robben Island is steeped in history and can be visited from the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town.

Boulders and Stony Point Penguin Colonies
Home to breeding colonies of African penguins, these sites provide an up-close view of the charming and endangered bird species.

Chapman’s Peak Drive and Cape Point
Known for its stunning coastal views, Chapman’s Peak Drive offers breathtaking vistas, leading you to Cape Point where you’ll enjoy the dramatic meeting of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans.

Cederberg Wilderness Area
The distinctive red sandstone landscape and unique rock formations of the Cederberg are a highlight of the tour, offering magnificent views and sunsets. The area is also home to the endangered Clanwilliam Cedar, Cape Mountain Leopard, baboons, klipspringers, and more than 100 bird species.

Bushmen Rock Art
The Cederberg is rich in San rock art, with a range of ancient artworks that offer insights into the region’s early inhabitants.

Hiking Trails
A variety of hiking trails allow you to experience the diverse landscapes, wildlife, and rock formations of the region in a series of unforgettable treks.