The Mountain-to-Sea Adventure

The perfect introduction to the wonders of Cape Town

  • A private and curated four-hour walk on lesser-explored paths.

  • This tour showcases the diversity of the Mother City in one morning and is a celebration of all its unique wonders.

  • Explore fynbos, forests, beach and sea - with great views of Table Mountain, The 12 Apostles, Camps Bay and Clifton.

  • Hear stories about Cape Town’s history and legends - from indigenous heroes to modern-day icons.

  • Samosas and mimosas! Includes an ocean-side picnic of local cheeses, fruits and treats.

  • Culminates in the world’s most beautiful e-scooter ride along the Sea Point promenade.

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Details

Cost: From R800pp. Price depends on group size and if catering is provided, cost available upon request

Includes: Four-hour private guided walk, ocean-side picnic and an e-scooter ride.

Starting Point: The kramat on Signal Hill. See map location here

Time: 8:00am - 12:00pm

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The Route

  1. We meet at the kramat on Signal Hill, and after a welcome briefing head off on our adventure.


    2. The first viewpoint is one of the best in Cape Town and takes in many of the iconic landmarks: Robben Island, Signal Hill, Lion’s Head, Table Mountain and the City Bowl.


    3. We follow the contour path between Lion’s Head and Table Mountain with lovely views of the city along the way.

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4. We descend into Glen Forest and are welcomed by a shaded forest of birdsong.

5. The smell of the ocean welcomes us as we pop out above Camps Bay beach.

6. We enjoy a beach picnic with stunning views of the 12 Apostles and Camps Bay. The picnic has samosas, mimosas, local cheeses and fresh fruit.

7. We follow a lesser-explored path on a rocky coastline and pop out at Clifton, Cape Town’s iconic string of four beaches.

8. We hop on electric scooters and whizz alongside Clifton’s ocean road before entering Sea Point’s Promenade and follow the length of it before ending near the Green Point Lighthouse.

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A tale of a great city…

Throughout this adventure, your senses will be constantly engaged by the ever-changing scenery, unique points of interest and stories of Cape Town’s fascinating past.

Each stop is steeped in unbelievable stories, featuring Cape Town legends such as Krotoa, Van Hunks, James Barrie, Catarina Ras and Ingrid Jonker.

These tales transform the experience into a living history, allowing you to walk in the footsteps of those who came before. This isn’t just an adventure; it’s a captivating retelling of what makes Cape Town so unique, making your journey truly unforgettable.

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Beautiful Scenery

This day is all about celebrating Cape Town’s diverse beauty – from the fynbos-clad mountains to the towering forest trees, to the crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean.

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Delicious Food and Wine

On the private catered tours, we serve a range of award-winning cheeses, local samosas, fresh fruit and sparkling Rooibos tea mixed with sparkling wine from Constantia.

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Fascinating Stories

Learn all about the complex and fascinating people who have come to represent the Cape Town story, from the lion-battling widows to the cave-dwelling sailors.

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 FAQs

  • We walk 6km from Signal Hill to Clifton Beach, and then we E-scooter another 5km.

  • Four hours.

  • We meet at the Kramat on Signal Hill. The full name is Kramat Of Sheikh Mohamed Hassen Ghaibie Shah. You can see it on maps.

  • Hat, sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, and water. On nice days, we can have an ocean swim too. If you think you'll like to swim, please bring aswimming costume and a towel.

  • It's a short distance from the city centre. You can use Uber or Bolt, or call one of these reputable taxi services: Safe Cab or Cape Town Taxi.

  • We finish the adventure close to the V&A Waterfront so some guests head there for lunch. If you have left a vehicle at the start of the trail, we can arrange an Uber to get back.

  • We do not provide food on the uncatered option. On the catered option, we provide sparkling wine, sparking Rooibos tea, award-winning cheeses with crackers, samosas and fresh fruit.

We believe…

That Cape Town is the most beautiful city in the world, brimming with stories as diverse as its nature. Yet it suffers from a range
of social ills.

Our mission is to create world-class walking tours that celebrate our diversity, history and natural beauty, and, in turn, raise funds for local initiatives that introduce youngsters from disadvantaged backgrounds to the joy, sense of adventure and calming power of the outdoors.

We want to help them nurture a relationship with the outside world, which can improve their sense of wellbeing and ultimately, hopefully, lead to better conservation of our wild spaces too.

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