




Cape Town: Table Mountain Hike with an Experienced Guide
Features
Overview
Activity location
Meeting/Redemption Point
Multiple meeting/redemption points available, see location information for full list
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Lion’s Head Hike (Sunset – Panoramic) | Fitness: Medium
A shorter spiral hike that circles around the peak, leading to one of Cape Town’s most famous viewpoints. Perfect for sunrise or sunset, this hike offers 360° views of Table Mountain, the city, Robben Island, and the Atlantic coastline.
India Venster Hike/15%Climb! (Adventurous) | Fitness: High
An exciting trail with light scrambling sections and ledges that offer incredible photo opportunities. This route is more technical than Platteklip and ideal for adventurous hikers seeking a thrilling climb with unforgettable views.
Platteklip Gorge Hike (Direct) | Fitness: Medium–High
The most direct and popular route up Table Mountain. A steep, stone-step trail that takes 1.5–2 hours to the summit, rewarding you with sweeping views of Cape Town and the Atlantic Ocean. Best for those who want a fast, straightforward ascent. No Climbing
Devil’s Peak Hike (Historic & Panoramic) | Fitness: High
Devil’s Peak offers a challenging hike with steep climbs and rugged trails. Enjoy panoramic 360° views of Cape Town, Table Bay, and Lion’s Head, while learning the rich history and legends of this iconic peak.
Kasteelspoort (Table Mountain - Scenic) Fitness Medium
A gradual and scenic ascent via the Pipe Track, offering dramatic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Twelve Apostles mountain range. Famous for the “Diving Board” rock — one of the best photo spots on Table Mountain.
Skeleton Gorge Hike (Forest & Waterfalls) | Fitness: High
Starting in the lush Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, this route winds through indigenous forest, past waterfalls, and up wooden ladders. It’s a longer, more demanding hike that rewards you with the tranquil Hely-Hutchinson Dam at the summit.
Tranquillity Cracks Hike (Hidden Caves) | Fitness: High
A full-day hike through unique rock formations, fissures, and hidden caves high on the mountain. A challenging but rewarding adventure that feels off-the-beaten-path and reveals one of Table Mountain’s most secret gems. You will also see the diving board.
What's included, what's not
Know before you book
- Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs, Drones, Intoxication, Jeans, Littering, Sandals or flip flops, Smoking
- Not suitable for: People with mobility impairments, People with vertigo, Pregnant women