• Table Mountain - The trail derives its name from the distinctive shape of the ravine nestled between two towering rock formations, offering one of the most scenic viewpoints and photo opportunities. The path begins just behind the lower cable car station, ascending directly up Table Mountain until it intersects with the contour path. The route then climbs gently up a gully on the Venster buttress, curving left beneath a natural rock amphitheater. Nearing the amphitheater’s eastern extremity, the path steepens, requiring some straightforward scrambling. Stay alert, as the most thrilling part is yet to come! Engineered staples and chains along the route make the climb more accessible and secure. After navigating this climbing segment, the trail eases as it reaches “The Ledge,” turning a corner where a refreshing breeze often greets hikers, providing a perfect moment to savor the panoramic views of Camps Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Continuing around the next bend, one is met with towering cliffs overhead. The path then ascends sharply to a higher ledge beneath grand overhangs, veering away from the ocean and into a shaded ravine that may be chilly and breezy, especially during morning hikes. The summit of Table Mountain is a mere 10 minutes from this point - congratulations on your achievement!

• Registered adventure hiking and culture tourist guide
• Photos & video
• First Aid kit

• Cable car ticket one way down

Our group size for hikes is intentionally kept small, with a maximum of 4 people to ensure a personalized and engaging experience with our tour guide. The India Venster hiking trail is renowned for its strenuous path and dramatic panoramas. The term ‘Venster’, translating to ‘window’ in Afrikaans, designates the breathtaking viewpoint we encounter, encapsulated by two imposing rock outcrops. Trekking up Table Mountain, one of Africa’s most distinguished peaks and a global natural wonder, offers a unique exploration into a specific floral realm found solely in the South Western Cape, colloquially referred to as fynbos. This is the tiniest yet most abundant of the six floral kingdoms on Earth, encompassing a large variety of proteas, ericas, and restios. The mountain is home to several unique species, such as the elusive ghost frog, endemic to Table Mountain. A more exotic species also inhabiting Table Mountain is the Himalayan Tahr, a type of ‘wild mountain goat’ originally from Northern India, Southern Tibet, China, and Nepal.

• The hike is weather dependant
• Have a warm top and windbreaker because it can get a little chilly at the top
• Closed shoes (Takkies, running shoes)
• Bring your camera
• Pack a bottle of water to stay hydrated
• The Table Mountain cable way will be close for maintenance from the 15 July 2024 to 31 August 2024. Travelers will have to hike down due to the mentioned maintenance.
• Not recommended for travelers with fear of height or vertigo.

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