Table Mountain National Park Sanparks

Table Mountain National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site managed by SANParks in Cape Town, South Africa, spans 221km² of dramatic fynbos landscapes, from the flat-topped Table Mountain to the rugged Cape of Good Hope. Just minutes from the city center, it's a biodiversity hotspot with over 2,200 plant species (80% endemic) and diverse wildlife like bontebok and dassies. Ideal for November 13, 2025’s mild autumn weather (18-22°C), when golden fynbos glows, it's family-friendly for hikes, picnics, and penguin spotting—perfect for pairing with a V&A Waterfront visit or a stay at Somerset Nest Lodge. Features:

• Key Attractions: Table Mountain (cableway to summit, Platteklip Gorge hike); Cape Point (lighthouse views, whale watching June-Nov); Boulders Beach (African penguins); Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden (fynbos trails, concerts Nov-Apr); Silvermine & Tokai Forests (easy walks).
• Activities: Hiking (147km trails, easy-moderate like Contour Path); cable car rides; birdwatching (over 250 species); picnicking; guided tours; family-oriented with kid-friendly paths.
• Amenities: Parking, restrooms, picnic areas; Wildcard for unlimited entry; ranger stations for info.
• Accessibility: Secure parking; wheelchair-friendly cableway/path at Cape Point; family-friendly but baboon-aware; dog-friendly on leashes (off-trail).
• Nearby Attractions: V&A Waterfront (10 minutes), Kirstenbosch (15 minutes); complements Bloubergstrand Beach or Waterfront markets.

Pricing Examples

• Cableway Return (Adult): R450
• Local Adult Entry (Daily): R120 (ID required)
• International Adult Entry: R460
• Vehicle Entry: R120