With supersteps down Table Mountain in Cape Town

You arrive at your lodge. Cape Town needs little introduction: it’s a combination of mountains, sea and vineyards, loved by everybody. This is a city with two faces: European and African. Despite its contrasts, Cape Town is a safe and relaxed city that you must see. If you’re there, be sure to stop in Den Anker. In this Belgian restaurant on the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront you can enjoy a tasteful meal. You also have a magnificent view on Table Mountain.

Table Mountain is probably the most characteristic and most famous point of Cape Town. Its flat top has an area of almost 3 square km and offers magnificent views over the city.

Get ready for a 5km off-road route from Signal Hill to the Bo-Kaap. When you descend along this track, a final descent awaits you on a narrow path of the benchmark of Cape Town: Table Mountain. Supersteps are of course not motorized, so this is a sustainable trip.

Descending on supersteps is certainly not too fast and is feasible for everyone. Younger children go on the step with the adults. This is the most favorite activity of our 14-year-old son Joran.

You can certainly use your last day in the region to visit Boulders Beach. Be sure to visit the penguin colony. The animals live here because of the abundance of fish in this bay. You’ll see penguins building nests, sitting on their eggs or whirling around and swimming in the sea. This is a really nice spectacle, loved by children of all ages.