Explore the Scenic Beauty of the Cape Peninsula Wooden Walkway

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving, head towards the Cape Peninsula from central Cape Town. Take the M3 highway which will lead you toward the southern suburbs. Follow the signs for Muizenberg and continue on the M4 coastal road. As you approach the Cape Peninsula, keep an eye out for signs indicating the Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. The Wooden Walkway is located along the route near the entrance of the reserve. Expect to pay an entrance fee of around R 100 per adult.

• Public Transportation

  To use public transportation, take the Cape Town metro train from the city center to Kalk Bay station. From Kalk Bay, you can catch the local MyCiTi bus towards Simon's Town. Get off at the Cape Point Nature Reserve stop. The entrance fee for the reserve is approximately R 100 per adult. From the entrance, you will need to walk approximately 1 km along the designated paths to reach the Wooden Walkway.

• Shuttle Services

  Consider booking a shuttle service that operates tours to the Cape Peninsula. Many local tour companies offer packages that include transport to the Wooden Walkway. Prices can vary, but expect to pay around R 600 to R 1200 per person depending on the tour inclusions. This option is convenient as it typically includes stops at various attractions along the way.

• Bike Rental

  For the adventurous, you can rent a bike from shops in central Cape Town. Cycle along the scenic coastal routes towards the Cape Peninsula. Once you reach the entrance of the Cape Point Nature Reserve, you can lock your bike and walk the remaining distance to the Wooden Walkway. Be prepared for some uphill cycling, and ensure to bring water and snacks. The entrance fee to the reserve will still apply.