Rocherpan Nature Reserve
Bird Island Nature Reserve
Stony Point Nature Reserve
West Coast National Park
Table Bay Nature Reserve
Table Bay Nature Reserve is not one place. It is 880 hectares of wetland, river, lagoon, beach and lowland vegetation stitched together across the northern side of Cape Town, made up of seven separate parts: Rietvlei Wetlands, Milnerton Lagoon, Milnerton Beach, Milnerton Racecourse, Zoarvlei Wetlands, the Diep River and the Parklands Fynbos Corridor. Understanding that […]
False Bay Nature Reserve
Most Cape Town reserves are a place you drive to. False Bay Nature Reserve is a system you move through. The City of Cape Town manages six separate parts as one reserve along the northern shore of False Bay, and the whole of it forms part of the greater False Bay Ecology Park. Where the […]
Helderberg Nature Reserve
Somerset West sits at the foot of the Hottentots Holland Mountains, and Helderberg Nature Reserve is the town’s doorway into them. Where Tygerberg protects an isolated hill of open renosterveld and Newlands Forest offers shaded recreation on the city side of the mountain, Helderberg combines manicured lower gardens and picnic lawns with a footpath network […]
Rondevlei Nature Reserve
Unlike Intaka Island’s constructed urban wetland, Rondevlei is a large natural freshwater reserve where visitors experience expansive reed beds, open water and indigenous wildlife in a much wilder setting. It is also the only place in the south-western Cape where hippopotamuses are still found. Rondevlei is one of six sections of the False Bay Nature […]
Intaka Island
Unlike Cape Town’s mountain parks and coastal reserves, Intaka Island focuses on wetlands, birdlife and environmental education. Its level walking trails and tranquil setting make it equally enjoyable for families, photographers, birdwatchers and anyone seeking a quieter nature experience. Intaka Island was created as part of the Century City development to conserve and rehabilitate an […]
Two Oceans Aquarium

At the heart of the V&A Waterfront, the Two Oceans Aquarium is one of Cape Town’s most popular family attractions. Home to thousands of marine animals from the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, it offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. Explore colourful reefs, graceful stingrays, playful African penguins, majestic turtles and several shark […]