One of the most beautiful gardens I have been to. 1. Easy access to the park. 2. If you're a SA citizen make sure you carry your ID for local rates 3. So many fun trails to walk through 4. The pathways are easily labeled so it keeps you on track 5. There are a variety of places to find your ideal meal. The restaurant/ tea garden or Vida 6. The gift store is beautifully laid out and the prices are reasonable 7. It has some of the most beautiful views I have seen.

If you’re a nature lover then this is your spot! Beautiful mountain peak and love the green scenery in the park. The park is located just about 15 minutes away from Cape Town City Centre. There are many different kind of flowers/plants, great walk/hike place with beautiful scenery. Nature at its perfection. It’s a great picnic spot. The park has some great eateries too for breakfast/lunch/brunch that serve great food, coffee and cocktails. Highly recommend it.

Unique experience, definitely bigger than I thought it was. You can easily spent up to two hours here if you'd like (maybe even more). Lots of benches and grass, you can picnic here if you like. Do keep in mind that there are no rubbish bins in the park. The park has sooo many botanical species. Of course the best time to visit would be during blossoming season. The view of the mountains in the background makes it a beautiful park, not to be missed if you're spending days in Cape Town

Breath taking views all round. This has to be one of the most beautiful places on earth. Funny enough as a Capetonian this was my first time there but better late than never. Will surely go back to do skeleton gorge.

Easily one of the best botanic gardens I've been to. Nice scenic places to walk along with a view of the mountain. I'd suggest giving yourself a good 3 to 4 hours to explore the place since it's huge. There's a nice cafe there as well that does toasted sandwiches and ice creams.

A must do when visiting Cape Town. Absolutely stunning. It's a massive botanical garden, so you could spend hours there. It's a beautiful place to visit to spend time with family, learn about local history and enjoy remarkable views. Expect lots of walking. You can go on your own or take a guided tour. Definitely make time for this place on your trip to Cape Town. I recommend going in the morning when it opens, ahead of crowds and the heat.

Perfect place for picnic. So hug and beautiful. Has multiple spots for picnic with a very beautiful view of a the mountain. The gardens are very beautiful indeed and taken care off. No bins/trash cans though, u have to leave with everything u came with.

This botanical park is quite large and features a canopy walk that offers stunning views. Our guide kindly dropped us off at the top, and we enjoyed a leisurely stroll down to the Visitor Information Center. There are numerous trails to explore, and plant enthusiasts could easily spend hours here. We visited in the late afternoon, so there were not many people around. The canopy walk is particularly impressive, providing breathtaking views of Devils Peak. I highly recommend this park to anyone visiting the area.

Amazing views of the mountains. Very well maintained, would highly recommend a trip for the entire family. There are some hiking trails around the mountains and various small walkways all around the beautiful gardens

Ich war im Februar hier, die meissten Blüten waren schon verblüht. Der Garten ist wunderschön angelegt zum spazieren gehen. Aber wer asiatische Botanische Gärten kennt wird vielleicht enttäuscht sein weil die vielen bunten Blumen fehlen. Früh hinfahren, dann ist es noch schön leer und noch nicht so heiß.

This is a must see if you are in Cape Town. The views alone of the mountain along the expansive trails is worth a visit. We went on a Thursday and many times on the trails we were the only ones for a long stretch. I highly recommend checking out the tree canopy walk, stopping for a lunch at the tea garden, and taking the higher trail paths for spectacular views. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and block off a full day to really enjoy the space and enjoy all it has to offer. If there is wind or if you are staying into the early evening, bring a light jacket or sweater if you get cold easily.

This place is not only a stunning botanical garden and a great place for a picnic, but is also a perfect starting point for hikes up skeleton gorge or nursery ravine. Make sure to bring enough time if you are into plants and biology, because this place is huge! The sheer amount of different plants, birds and insects is amazing. An absolute must, if you visit Cape Town!

This is one of the most beautiful gardens I've ever seen 😍 if you're a nature lover please visit the place to see for yourself! The mountains 😍 But do make sure that you put on some comfortable walking shoes as the place is quite big. The garden is well maintained and honestly one could just sit their the whole day just to admire the mountains and the garden. Enjoyed the streams of water around the garden and beautiful plants and flowers😍

This place is great for unwinding. It is the biggest botanical garden I have experienced so far with lots to see. Tea restaurant offers love food and it's cozy. We also went through an art exhibition which was showcasing amazing artworks of SA talent. There are plenty picnic spots. The mountain view, the gigantic trees, the flowers. Walking trails was Fun. They also offer guides for groups. Clean space to clear the mind ..

ALWAYS one of my favorites when visiting Cape Town! I had a me-date to the gardens, much needed quiet & calm for any mother. The garden is just out of this world, extremely well taken care of and the perfect spot to relax. Although it is not far from City center, it offers quiet, calm & tranquil spaces. I enjoyed a meal at the tea garden, a nap under an Oak tree, just soaking it all in! Thank you dear mother nature

This was an extremely amazing hike. We used the Platteklip Gorge route and it was instantly beautiful. The paths are very clear for anyone to hike alone or with a group and even child friendly. You can also hike with your pet. The scenery is very beautiful, it has flours, indigenous plants and small water springs along the way which is very beautiful and if you run out of water you can get fresh running water that tastes amazing. The route was challenging for a beginner but definitely worth the experience especially when you get to the top. I advise hiking with a group of friends your first time around so you can motivate each other others it's a nice hike especially if you wake up early so that you don't get too much of the sun while going up rather when you are nearing the top and coming down. I recommend this hike and will probably do it again. I will attach pictures.

Table Mountain National Park- part (>70%) of Cape Peninsula Protected Natural Environment (CPPNE). Table Mountain; Cape of Good Hope; Boulders, Signal Hill and Lion´s Head, the beaches, etc. Invest some days or a week to explore all the attractions this parks offers. It`s absolutely worth all the effort and trouble.

Table Mountain National Park, previously known as the Cape Peninsula National Park, is a national park in Cape Town, South Africa, proclaimed on 29 May 1998, for the purpose of protecting the natural environment of the Table Mountain Chain, and in particular the rare fynbos vegetation. The park is managed by South African National Parks. The property is included as part of the UNESCO Cape Floral Region World Heritage Site. The park contains two well-known landmarks: Table Mountain, for which the park is named; and the Cape of Good Hope, the most southwestern extremity of Africa. Arguments for a national park on the Cape Peninsula, centred on Table Mountain, began in earnest in the mid-1930s. The Table Mountain Preservation Board was set up in 1952, and in 1957 its recommendation to the National Monuments Board was accepted and Table Mountain was declared a national monument. In the mid 1960s, the Cape Town City Council declared nature reserves on Table Mountain, Lion's Head, Signal Hill, and Silvermine. Following high fire incidence in the 1970s, Douglas Hey was appointed to assess the ecological state of Table Mountain and the southern Peninsula, and he recommended (1978) that all the Peninsula's mountains above 152m should be conserved. This laid the foundations for the Cape Peninsula Protected Natural Environment (CPPNE) area, finally established in 1989. However, environmental management was still bedeviled by the fragmented nature of land ownership on the Peninsula. Following a big fire above the city bowl in 1991, Attorney General Frank Kahn was appointed to reach consensus on a plan for rationalising management of the CPPNE. In 1995, Prof. Brian Huntley recommended that SANParks be appointed to manage the CPPNE, with an agreement signed in April 1998 to transfer around 39,500 acres to SANParks. On 29 May 1998, then-president Nelson Mandela proclaimed the Cape Peninsula National Park. The park was later renamed to the Table Mountain National Park. The park runs approximately north-south along the range of mountains that make up the mountainous spine of the Cape Peninsula, from Signal Hill in the north, through Lion's Head, Table Mountain, Constantiaberg, Silvermine, the mountains of the southern Peninsula, terminating at Cape Point. The park is not a single contiguous area; the undeveloped mountainous areas which make up most of the park are separated by developed urban areas on the shallower terrain. Thus the park is divided into three separate sections, as listed below. This section covers Signal Hill, Lion's Head, Table Mountain proper, including the Back Table (the rear, lower part of the mountain), Devil's Peak, the Twelve Apostles (actually a series of seventeen peaks along the Atlantic seaboard), and Orange Kloof (a specially protected area not open to the public). It borders on central Cape Town in the north, Camps Bay and the Atlantic coast in the west, the Southern Suburbs in the east, and Hout Bay in the south. This section was formed from the Table Mountain National Monument, Cecilia Park, and Newlands Forest. Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is not officially part of the national park, but its higher reaches are maintained as part of the park.

Great outing. Worth it when the weather is nice. Very clean and well maintained. Lots to see and far to walk should you wish to. I would bring a jacket since the weather can change quickly. Great starting point for hikes as well. We did have so issue with the online ticket purchases but we were allowed in at the end. The boomslang walkway is a must!!

First off just like most people we decided to visit the botanical gardens specifically for the treetop walkway. Don't get me wrong, that was super cool the way its built and the views it provides! But let me tell you, this place has endless wonder and adventure inside. Along with beautiful views of table mountain, this place is well kept and has some rare and even one off specimens growing within its boundaries. We could have easily spent an entire day here had we known how great it was beyond the treetop walkway!

Breathtaking views and flora. Long and seemingly endless pathways making it impossible to see the entire place in one visit. Entrance is affordable and the place is suitable for a whole family. Canopy bridge walks and Jurassic exhibits are my personal favourite parts.

What a way to really experience God’s wonder work. This place is a real garden of Eden in a concrete jungle. It’s an experience to behold. Considering the weather was just perfect on the day, the garden is clearly well maintained and our tour guide was well versed about the flora; I would high key recommend any lover of the outdoors to visit the botanical gardens! Tip: wear sneakers, because wow! Lots of walking, a good way to get exercise!

Stunning! Absolutely gorgeous. I didn't have enough time to stay and take it all in. Must revisit. If you plan a first-time trip plan for hours to leisurely stroll, perhaps eat at the restaurant or take a picnic. So many sights to see. Nature at its best 👌🏾.

As far as botanical gardens go, I haven’t been to too many. This one focuses on the natural beauty of the landscape versus sculptures or man made gardens. It’s very pleasant and relaxing to walk through the gardens and sit and take in the backdrop of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles mountains. We were here in June and most of the flowers were not blooming since it is the winter season. It was still worth visiting. You can spend anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours and feel satisfied.

It is a huge botanical garden with great variety of plants that I have never seen before. Highly recommended place to visit for tourists coming to Cape Town. Visitors should spend at least half a day here. We visited on Sunday, there is no guided tour on weekends. We just explored the place on our own. Though there are map, sign boards and pointers, we weren't able to cover the whole area since the place is huge. There is a restaurant inside called Moyo, price is reasonable and have variety of choices including local South African food.

Fantastic destination if you want to see a more natural side of Cape Town. In lieu of clouds over the mountains decided to go here for a hike/walk. Did the contour loop and was not disappointed. The more rugged outer parts of the park were beautiful and heading down through the gardens was a fantastic way to close out the 4/5 hours we spent there.

Great place to watch all South African species, plants. Well maintained, many signs to read, plants to touch and smell. Great views, nice laws for picnics and listening to concerts. Has improved since our last visit in 2019. Just 1 point: watch out where you park and where you exit. There are 2 parkings. Maybe and idea to mark this on the entrance ticket.

Not enough fuss is made about the fact that you can walk in a literal forest in your city and on a perfect day you can experience all 4 seasons and climates in a single visit. People cannot be this oblivious to the wonders that can be experienced because it was so easy to get in and enjoy this miracle of nature.

Beautiful part of nature and awesome scenery and views. Take your picnic basket and blanket for a relaxing outing. Some planning will be needed though. Lots of water, comfortable clothes and shoes, there is lots of walking to do🙂. Getting a map is recommended, although not required. Family friendly. Lots of place for resting.

A magnificent garden with adorable flowers and birds and trees and endless rolls of green beautiful cut grass. There is a canopy walkway too. And from here, you can see the view of cape towns beautiful mountains and landscapes. Kirstenbosch is Perfect for relaxation , picnics and gatherings. Entry fee here is R75 for adult Nd R40 for south African students with ID. There are two restaurants and staff there are really nice as well a shop to buy plants and an art gallery too. Their waffles and smoothie was just okay, It Sustained me through the long walk through the garden. There is a washroom in the middle of the garden should you need it. I particularly loved the fields, it had big trees that provided shade. You could relax on the ground and catch some sleep, meditate or just rest. I doubt I was able to tour the whole garden as it extremely huge.

Stayed in Duiker cottage close to Cape point / of Good Hope side with in national park. Surrounding is beautiful for sure. Cottage needs serious maintenance or better shut this accommodation down.

Best mountain climb ever!!! Scary through rainfall but good.....

This natural asset needs to be better preserved. As its a world heritage site and Table Mountain being one of the 7 Wonders of the World I expected better controls. In my estimation there were too many people on the mountain at the same time. When our group of 48 people hiked to the top we were disappointed to find 1)ablutions locked 2)shop closed 3)cable-car staff had packed up and gone home. It was 12 a.m on a Sunday with a slight breeze. Cable car doesn't operate in winds exceeding 35 knots, it was nowhere near that. 2-300 people had to make a plan to hike down the mountain and it was obvious many were ill equipped to do so. Just our groups cablecar ticket refund was over R9000. Apart from revenue loss its terrible for tourism . Visitors had to climb barriers to 'ablute' in the protected fynbos vegetation, leaving all sorts of waste in a conservation area. The natural aspect of the mountain is awesomely beautiful. Fantastic hiking, precious flowers such as orchids and unparalleled scenery. Definitely worth the hike. The mountainreserve is 5 star, but not the service.

Beautiful & serene!

This is the most amazing place i have ever been to. From going to a summer concert to exploring from the top of the treetops. Always have an amazing time here. I looking forward to my next visit as one always find a new piece of the garden. It’s massive. And amazing. Bests views in Cape Town. Located along the M63 on your way to Houtbay.

Galileo open air cinema, blankets were R10 and backrests R20. You are able to bring a blanket. This is recommended. It does become chilly the later the night goes on. Movie starts after sunset. Great atmosphere. Not much options for food, but what is available, is nice. Oldie movies but classics. The gardens itself is beautiful.

Beautiful and scenic adventure for the whole family. Great place to take a loved one and is big enough to spend the entire day there. The tree bridge was absolutely breathtaking and I can't wait to go back. The staff are friendly and the gardens are well maintained. By far the best botanical garden.

Today I decided to visit the most beautiful Botanical Gardens in South Africa. Yes, it represented the name. It exceptionally excellent and phenomenal. As a horticulturist I was happy with the standard and learnt a lot. Has a huge space for various outdoors activities. I encourage that everyone attends this Garden when they are in the city. Really shows the Western Capes biodiversity and exotics as well.

Really enjoyed the tour of Pam. She was really enthusiastic and was telling new info. She was also interested in the group she was leading which made us feel we had a connection. She is 79, and she doesn't sound like someone of this age. Please keep going the next 20 years. We also loved the botanical garden, it's one special place, maybe the most special one we ever visited. Thanks The couple from the Netherlands 1st September.

One of most beautiful gardens I had seen. Surrounded by shades of green, there are several routes to explore. Walking around without following the map can lead you to the unexplored areas of national park. Guided tours are offered during the day. Great place for a picnic, hike, walk, practice yoga or even just to relax. Restaurants offer a wide variety of options for all tastes.

What a peacefully, relaxing, and inspirational atmosphere. Beautiful encouraging views and gardens are so well maintained. Lovely and clean!! A day here is definitely not enough. Pricing is worth every sent.

Your experience will depend on the season in which you visit, which determines the flowers that will be blooming. The glass-house is always lovely with beautifully maintained displays. The lawns in the gardens provide ample picnic spots and space for children to frolic. Wonderful hiking trails and access to Table Mountain ascent

I have yet to come across a more beautiful place to visit. There is just nothing in comparison. From hiking trails to just a very long walk in the garden, or a picnic on one of the many lawns, lunch at the cafe or restaurant. What more can one say? A must visit.

Even voting this place 5 stars doesn't give it justice. Kirstenbosch doesn't disappoint. The fauna and flora here are out of this world. Children friendly, and great spots for picnicking.

One of the must see wonders of Cape Town. Lots of people flocking with the park being open under level 3 lockdown. All protocols are observed. Online booking recommended to avoid long queues at the entrance. With the breathtaking Table Mountain as a backdrop, having a picnic here on a beautiful day is a wonderful relief from home office.

The most beautiful garden sadly has been neglected during covid - no excuse for this given the unemployment in the country

Beautiful

Wonderful outdoor hiking and great plants

(Translated by Google) Beautiful botanical garden. (Original) Nádherná botanická zahrada.

Incredible, beautiful and very peaceful. Didn't have much time but will definitely go early and enjoy the entire day there soon 🙏🏽

The scenery and gardens are beautiful and the hikes are very enjoyable but their on hand emergency services are sub par and do the minimum service.

The environment and view is amazing

Beautiful nature

Amaxing ! Beautiful ! Relaxing!

Staff at gates really friendly and very patient with pensioners! We went for breakfast, what a nice and relaxing experience!

Love the place, free entry on Tuesdays to pensioners, the botanical side is glorious and the restaurant is well situated with lovely views

Beautiful , however there aren't lots of parking space , nor is there any bins inside so be prepared

Wonderful

Was a perfect day for the gardens. Very little Cape Wind & all the lawns looking very healthy. View from The Tree Top was stunning Canopy

Amazing scenery!

Beautiful

If you are in Cape Town you have to visit Kirstenbosch!! It's perfect for everything from a picnic and light walk, to a jog or hike.

Great lace

An absolute haven stunning lovely tea garden restaurant with excellent food and stunning shops.

Great tranquility

Amazing atmosphere, do many types of trees and plants

Great outing for the family. Be sure to pack your picnic basket.

Excellent family experience , awesome for hiking , picnics and general day out.

So nice and well maintained. Great place for a picnic with the kids.

very nice, lots of space for a picnic

(Translated by Google) Lovely place for a nice romantic picnic (Original) Lieflike plek vir n lekker romatiese piekniek

Very well maintained!!

Awesome, beautiful, breathtaking! And an added bonus to get in free on a Tuesday as a senior citizen. 🤗

Great picnic spot.. for the whole family.

Family outing was great, just arrive as early as possible. Not suitable for those who want to play things like street football.

Refreshing

Wow awesome experience...excellent service at Mojo

Beautiful

Lovely gardens for a picnic and a stroll. Also the starting point of a few hikes up Table Mountain. Safe parking and also have a restaurant and a coffee shop. The gardens is kept very neat and tidy. This is a must see for both locals and tourists.

My husband and I recently visited the Garden, it was breathtakingly beautiful! The weather was perfect for exploring as well. I advise comfortable shoes as there are quite a bit of walking involved as there are so many plant species to be discovered and not forgetting the Tree Canopy. Bring along a picnic basket and relax on the lawn, if not , there are restaurants that are halal "friendly".

Still one of my favourite places in Cape Town 🙌🙌. The gardens were breathtaking... A must for anyone with some time. I went on a Tuesday and found the atmosphere very chilled as its pensioners day and who doesn't like a old person👵🏻

Gorgeous place, soothing and calm. Perfect for a lazy day to sit with your picnic. Enough space for kids to play. Beautiful flowers all around it gets a little chilly. Bring a windbreaker and perhaps a small blanket

Well worth the entrance fee. Appreciate that this costs a fortune to maintain. This is a first world experience. You do not have to "just like plants" to be here bring a picnic basket, have a special day and leave promising yourself that you will return.

Truly a national treasure. Seemingly endless rolling lawns alongside a glorious celebration of our indigenous flora make for a soul soothing encounter. More than enough room for everyone to practice the now mandatory social distancing. Expansive mountain and city views, too!

What a captivating place with such beauty both in Flora and services. Wow growing up in District Six in the mid fifties this was one of the places my parents brought us by bus almost every other weekend. It has now too become my special place to appreciate tranquillity as my parents did. This was the place where there eyes met for the first time just under 70years ago. I just love this place as part of my roots.

I adore Kirstenbosch because it is truly the most beautiful place in the world. I have noticed that lately it is not as well maintained as it used to be. The lawn is not well irrigated thought the dam is full of water. In places the lawn is not mowed properly or not mowed at all. There are many patches where the grass needs to be replanted. On side of some of the large paths the leaves have been piled up and not removed. The plant beds need tidying up. There are dead plants and trees that should be cut and there seems to be no pruning of the vegetation of late..

Lovely place for the family and kids to have fun and enjoy a picnic, outdoor walking

Used to be magnificent, but recent visit indicated that maintenance is not what is used to be, used to have lavish lawns and gardens. Seems that all is just left to go on and take its root, many exhibitions closed with boards stating "due to covid", its only an excuse and not a reason.

It was a very pleasant and peaceful experience.

Awesome

Beautiful as always.

Very clean, serene and absolutely amazing!!!! No long queues and we had a great time there.

The best place to be wow

Really enjoy getting out into Nature, and some History. Maintained well.

It was my first time but l really like the place and l loved the place

Absolutely breathtaking! Nestled at the foot of Table Mountain, the grounds are lovely and there is lots to do. A must see.

Enchanted, extraordinary flowers and great view. Great place for family to spend quality time.

Such a delightful afternoon

Always beautiful and serene

Great atmosphere

Such a beautiful place to enjoy nature, as nature intended.

If you are here as a tourist. Take the guided tour, period. The garden is so big that it's impossible to explore it on foot unless you just want to visit a specific site. Also, the guide will stop at different places, explain and let you take plenty of photos. The golf cart ran at turtle speed so we actually felt like we were walking, just a tad faster than the regular pace. Plus, it was so much fun to make friends with people from different continents while you are at it! The garden was a gem to see! Ps: the coffee was pretty good at the front if you need a caffeine shot before the ride!

Loved it. Always special

Such a gorgeous place to relax with your family

Safe, well maintained and a beautiful experience

Moyo was disappointing, orderd a simple egg and toast and waited 45 mins, waiter advised the chef forgot about the order. Lost my appetite when for came so never paid.. the gardens was beautiful scenery was awesome

Was lovely and chilled, had a very nice day

Stunning!

Beautiful, breathtaking. Just a pity pensioners have to pay full price

Loved the beautiful atmosphere and of course the 'Boomslang'

This is a great place to go walk and Picnicking.Loved the view fresh air.Had a kiddies bday party there.

I love to mach Cape Town

So beautiful. Make sure you bring your walking shoes. There is a lot to see.

Awesome

Now offering tours again. Highly recommended.

Loved it great for dates ,family events ,hanging our with friends ,concerts or just vibe

Very tranquil and amazing scenery. The place is very big so bring running shoe's.

Oh just amazing. Truly the most beautiful garden

Everyone should visit Kirstenbosch, it is a treasury of plant life that can't be covered in one visit.

It was a beautiful, experience...

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and versatile park. A visit is highly recommended. You can combine this with a hike on Table Mountain. (Original) Sehr schöner und vielseitiger Park. Ein Besuch ist sehr zu empfehlen. Diesen kann man ggf. mit einer Wanderung auf den Tafelberg verbinden.

It's a beautiful place. Just wish there was more toilet facilities available especially for kids. The place is so huge that when the kiddies have to go you need to look long to get to a place and when you there for the first time it's hard to navigate alone. But I really enjoyed my time there. Will bring running shoes next time. Alot of walking and up hills

Loved it. Was a wow experience

Absolutely loved the hike, amazing views, friendly people along the walk. However didn't see any security, which is a bit worrying given recent publicity

First time on top of Table Mountain. Perfect for family or even if you need some time out to just clear your mind. Beautiful view.

If I had to be honest, it was nothing like what I expected, well I'm not even sure what I was expecting. It is very beautiful. It is child friendly. I had fun in the cable car ( the music really calms you down). There is a restaurant, and a shop for a souvenir or two. You get a student discount if you have your student card when purchasing your ticket. You need to buy a return ticket if you are not planning on hiking back.

Massive Table Mountain National Park stretches from north of Cape Town down the Cape Peninsula to Africa’s southwestern extremity, the Cape of Good Hope. Iconic, flat-topped Table Mountain is its centerpiece. The mountain’s 1,086m summit affords sweeping views of Cape Town and Table Bay, and is reachable by cableway, bicycle, automobile or on foot. The park is also among the world’s richest floral regions.

one of the world wonder really , in order to get in top you have to priory book a cable car , you can find it online or when you arrive ,,, alot of sight seeing and activities can be done on top of the mountain i do recommend if you are adventurist to try abseiling , , coffee place and restrooms available

Was on Cecelia Forrest hiking trail awesome route just a lot of traffic due to the lock down.

Did the hike up the mountain. I thought it a crazy idea from the word getgo. But then as we were climbing the view made it so worthy of the effort. It was an awesome experience. I would recommend to any hikers out there it is a must do. There was ever a +-60 year old lady who did it.

景色が素晴らしい、雲の動きがはやい。

Always breathtaking

Best place to see the view of the city. N if you love hiking n then this is the place for you

One of the best parks in the world!

I love Table Mountain

Breathtaking as usual. But please dont forget the water.

Amazing views

I love how the cable car rotates. Queue was slightly long

So many amazing hikes (and views) around this national park. Chapman's Peak hike from Hout Bay (starting just after day pass ticket checkers) is a great little hike with great views of both Hout Bay and Noordhoek valley when you get closer to the top. Not very busy as most people "do" Chapman's Peak with a car and/or chose to hike other parts of Table Mountain.

Amazing

Great hike and wonderful experience on cable car

Beautiful nature, nice hiking routes an trail run routes, enjoyable to be on the mountain, different views to look at.

The most beautiful mountain in the world. Love the hikes.

I have been to the top of this mountain many times but everytime I am up there the views and scenery that surrounds the mountain are always incredible. They change with the weather but whether it's sunny, cloudy, foggy or raining it's always an incredible experience to be on top of Table Mountain 🌄🏔️

(Translated by Google) Definitely worth a visit. You need to take warm clothes with you, it is windy and cool upstairs. (Original) Однозначно стоит посещения. Нужно брать с собой теплые вещи, наверху ветер и прохладно.

Simply magnificent ❤ The view, the energy, and on the day, the weather, it was all so hearts stoppingly beautiful.

A place to be for picnic and hiking

Most beautiful place on earth

Beautiful sight to see when you wake up. My family found the hike up very hard, so be sure you're in shape before taking on this challenge!

It was beautiful. Long hike as expected, but it was worth it.

I love the hiking routes it takes you back to your roots experience the nature like never before

Love taking a walk around ontop of the mountain and getting close to the edge, just to make the heart beat a bit faster😅

Kids loved the thrills

Thanks to all the fellow hikers who quickly put their masks up when passing!

Incredible experience

Will always be home away from home just to relax and enjoy the view love it

Amazing experience

(Translated by Google) Oxford street east London 266 C.Z KUBS (Original) Oxford street east London 266 C.Z KUBS

Magical. A must see. Truly spectacular natural beauty. Walking, picnic. Lots of open spaces with perfectly kept lawns. Every imaginable plant with mountain streams and magnificent views and mountains. Green, lush, beautiful with 3 restaurants and clean, well kept bathrooms. By chance I saw an old acquaintance with her family from Pretoria, Potchefstroom and the Netherlands, as they were taking photos at a stream in Kirstenbosch.

If you love nature, it's a must and if you don't you will fall in love with nature. A map is available at a small fee. (R10) The canopy walk is a must. The location of the bath feels like something from a fairy-tale. You'll be excused if you hear Angel's singing. This is not and should not be a brief visit.

Lovely gardens full of interesting plants and trees on several levels. Most have have their names and history. Take the tour the guides are very helpful with pointing out interesting items

Absolutely breathtaking. We walked extensively and still didn't get to see everything. We will have to visit again. There are many interesting hikes too. One needs to be a little more prepared to go on these.

STUNNING!!! An absolute must for any plant lover. Beautifully maintained gardens and walkways. It is a large area to walk around. Souvenir shop has lovely gifts to buy. Just to sit on the lawn in the shade of an old tree and look at all the wonderful flowers and plants is so relaxing. Ample free parking available. SA residents must produce some form of ID in order to qualify for SA resident rates. (At the time of writing this SA residents entry fee was R90 for adults and non-SA was about R210.) A must residents and tourists in the area.

Lovely, just a pity our guide rushed us through here... It's really beautiful, we saw people picnicking here by a lake, you have a wonderful view of the mountains, there are a lot of different trees, flowers and other plants, we didn't see many birds or other wildlife, but, again, we were a bit rushed. The canopy is wonderful! If you come here with a guide, insist to remain longer because it is really beautiful. There are a lot of toilets and a café as well. Parking was packed, though.

Step into beauty as you navigate these gardens with incredible views of mountains behind the foliage. Make a time of it. Enjoy a picnic. Just roam and take in the sights.

Absolutely beautiful - manicured grounds, excellent walkways, surrounded by very tall mountains. Cute restaurants with good food - Mayo in particular had a great view as well. Wish I could have spent more time there,

Talk about a gorgeous venue 😇😇. I went there for a concert (started at 6pm) and it was breathtaking. The music and overall vibe was relaxed yet fun. Go there early to secure a seat right in front of the stage. It's picnic themed - So, bring your own food, beverages, and blanket. It gets chilly at night, so remember to dress warm. Perfect activity for individuals who love nature. Quality experience indeed 😇😇 NB! They don't sell anything at the venue. Oh, and no smoking is allowed.

The garden is amazing and well maintained. The canopy walk is nice but not that long. I wouldn’t go if you just want to do the canopy walk. However if you here for the flora, you’re in heaven. The view is also amazing!

After several days of experiencing the sights, sounds and culture of the southern Cape area we had an unscheduled day. A group member suggested Kirstenbosch Gardens and I am so glad they did. We entered at the low main entrance and were greeted with an array of Bonsai trees. Moving into the gardens the mountains emerged over the flora and fauna. We walked the paths gaining and losing elevation to see the various plants. After 2 hours we decided to go for the tree canopy walk on our way out. This was amazing and a great way to end the day.

this places is a gift from god. If you love nature you will fall in love badly with this place. It is a huge place but so wonderful to explore. They have an open air concert space where singers like jeremy loops perform. A lot of places to eat and drink. Very clean and wonderfully taken care of. A nice souvenir shop at the entrance to get a few things. Loved every minute. Highly recommended. On the beautiful edge of the mountain range.. Loved it.

Kirstenbosch National Gardens was fantastic - even in misty and rainy conditions. Unless it's pouring down, you can still have a good experience, just pack waterproof kit and an umbrella and closed shoes (and whatever else you deem necessary). We packed a picnic but there is also a lovely restaurant. So many beautiful plants to see! Tranquil and beautiful!

Simply beautiful. An enchanting garden at the base of a magnificent mountain. Such a diverse array of plants. I especially loved the protea garden and the endangered/threatened garden. Do visit the cafe for English tea for two.

Kirstenbosch Gardens were just amazing. I joined the free tour with Cathy Jenkins. She is very knowledgeable and pleasant. I arrived at 10h00 and only left at 16h00!! It was amazing to sit and enjoy the views and garden. The birds and insects. The wind and scents. I loved the whole experience.

Beautiful, luscious gardens with breath taking mountain views. Perfect for a stroll to absorb nature in all its forms or to sit and have a picnic underneath the trees that have been around for many, many years. Take time to view some of South Africa's indigenous plants and flowers as you walk the pathways too.

We loved these gardens! They’re sprawling and well taken care of. I wish we had planned ahead and got a picnic to eat in the park! There’s a bridge that runs through the canopy of trees that’s beautiful and interesting. The sculptures around the park were a little weird. We liked the variety of trees and flowers growing in the gardens. Unfortunately we missed our trip up Table Mountain because we took the wrong bus from here. The busses only wait for 60 seconds and you don’t have much time to see if it’s the right one.

I really enjoyed this. My partner and I went to see finding Nemo. Plenty of foods stalls with pizza, snacks, burgers, gyros and more available for your choosing. We were given blankets and little chairs to sit on and the organisers were beyond helpful. I would do this every weekend living in Capetown. Although, I'd bring extra cushioning! Couldn't feel my bum after sitting on the lawn for so long and the chairs are far from ergonomic. I would encourage them to give out a blow up cushion so people are more comfortable. I don't think I would have made it through Harry Potter or something else of similar length 😅

Beautiful gardens with plenty of information about the unique flora. Lovely restaurant and tearoom options. Can hike up to table mountain if you have 5-6 hours and the energy to do so

Heaven on Earth? I think we are not far from it I would simply add some more refreshment points across the park as it can get very warm, but it's overall outstanding