![]() Why they’ll love it Whether they’ve done it before or not, kids will be awestruck by the experience – you’re on top of the world, after all! The self-service cafe serves popular, kid-friendly foods like pizza slices. It’s a lovely day out in the fresh air and nature, with rocks to clamber over, the chance to play a magnificent game of “I Spy” spotting familiar landmarks, and dassies, agamas and other creatures to spot on three easy walks – or head to Woodhead Dam to visit the quaint Waterworks Museum. Good to know Elektrek also offers children’s parties, and guided scooter tours in the Winelands with stops at three farms in the Helderberg.Ĭontact 0, to find it Queens Beach Circle, Beach Road, Sea Point (or their shop at Surrey Place in Mouille Point) Table Mountain CablewayĪ ride in our famous cable car is possibly one of the very best ways to behold Cape Town in all her majesty. It’s almost grown-up… with brakes, a hooter, lights and all. Why they’ll love it The novelty of a scooter that doesn’t need to be “scooted” will not wear off quickly. Anyone from age 5 upwards can hop on and go! These electric scooters have a maximum speed of 25km/h and a range of around 25km, so you can travel the entire Promenade (from Granger Bay to Bantry Bay and beyond) or pop into the Green Point Park for a change of scenery, if you like. Breeze past the dog-walkers, joggers and skaters while taking in the sights, sounds and smells. Learn to Sail Party (3 hours): from R150 per child|Ĭontact 0 to find it Battery Park, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town Electrek Scooters on the PromenadeĪ battery-powered, fat-tyred scooter is just the thing for cruising Sea Point’s glorious seaside strip – you’ll cover more ground in less time, with less effort. Private lesson (1 hour): R250 per child R350 for two in the same boatįull-day sailing programme (9am – 2pm/4pm): R490 – R750 Good cause The fees paid for private lessons and parties go towards sponsoring a disadvantaged child to experience the joy of sailing, too.Ĭost Sailing Experience (30 mins): R100 per child R150 for two in the same boat Not only is it a healthy outdoor activity that comes with a built-in sense of achievement, they’ll also learn about ocean health, plastic pollution and water safety. Why they’ll love it Being the captain of their own boat must be near the top of the bucket list of awesome adventures. As the world’s first sailing-therapy programme, it’s mainly focused on giving vulnerable youngsters valuable life skills, but it’s also open to children of all ages for lessons and cool birthday parties, as well as school outings (Grades 2 to– 8) and adult corporate teambuilding and office parties. Stellenbosch + The Winelands City Bowl + Atlantic Seaboard The Little Optimist Sailingįounded by big-wave surfer, sailor and ocean activist Chris Bertish, The Little Optimist Sailing Academy is where kids get to learn the ropes and sail their own Optimist dinghy. ![]() ![]() Have you done any amazing things with your children in Cape Town? We’d love to hear about them in the comments below. Trampolines, trains, tidal pools and treehouses… There's plenty to keep you and your children entertained in the Mother City and surrounds.įrom action-packed obstacle courses to educational exhibitions, animal antics and outdoor adventures, there’s no shortage of fun activities to keep your little ones (and yourselves) entertained in the Mother City.
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