• Three Anchor Bay Slipway - Cape Kayak Adventures offers the perfect spot to launch and explore the Table Bay coastline from the sea, providing stunning views of the Mother City. Participants gather at Three Anchor Bay Beach, the oldest anchorage in Cape Town, where they receive a briefing and instructions on paddling tandem kayaks. From Three Anchor Bay, the journey covers 3 – 4 km, heading either towards Clifton or the V&A Waterfront.
  The views of Signal Hill, Lion’s Head, Table Mountain, and the Apostles are truly unforgettable. The uninterrupted mountain vistas, along with the ocean breeze or splash, will leave participants feeling refreshed and eager to explore more of the beautiful city.

The trip to Granger Bay passes by the Green Point Lighthouse, the wrecks of the Seafarer and RMS Athens, and one of the favorite spots for the endemic Heaviside’s dolphins.

Booking is essential, and all trips depend on the weather. Ensure you are reachable on the mobile number provided during booking. If a cancellation is necessary, notification will be sent via text or email.

Please arrive 30 minutes before the activity begins. Lockers are available for valuables. Bring warm clothing and a change of clothes for afterward.

• All kayaking and safety gear included

• Items of a personal nature, clothing, sun protection, hats, sunglasses.

Cape Town ranks among the world’s most stunning cities. Its coastline boasts a wealth of plant and marine life, as well as a rich history and culture. Experience the Mother City from a unique perspective by joining us on a tandem kayak adventure!
For those who cherish the outdoors and nature, this is an excellent opportunity to connect with it. Avoid the hustle and bustle of crowds and traffic, and enjoy wildlife encounters that will leave you feeling refreshed. No prior experience is necessary, as we carefully assess ocean conditions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for you.

• Travellers should be comfortable in water and wearing a life jacket

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.