What is not possible in Cape Town? It might sound almighty, yet that is the first question that rises when we are talking about outdoor activities.
The Western Cape is the perfect place for outdoor activities. Let it be swimming, walking, hiking, caving, climbing, horse-riding, sailing, sail boarding, surfing, diving, boating or fishing, to name a few.

Surfing is popular in Cape Town and some of the world's leading surfers are resident here. Spectacular surfing competitions like the Red Bull Big Wave are held during the winter months. There are over 50 popular beach surf spots, of which Llandudno and Kommetjie are the more reknown for more experienced , and Muizenberg for beginners and the experts

Sailing - Conquer the Atlantic Ocean on a sailboat or sail around the Cape. Feel like the Dutch and British sailors two centuries ago and sail around the Peninsula to grasp the

Hiking is popular among the locals. First of all you should hike Table Mountain, but Lions Head and Devils Peak are nice climbs as well. Start early in the morning to see the sunset or late in the afternoon for a beautiful sundown and seeing the 'artificial light going on' in Cape Town. It is not advisable to climb up the mountain without someone experienced who knows the route well. Brilliant walks can be done all over the Peninsula, There are shipwreck trails, rock pool hikes and whale watching trails

Golf - There is a vast number of golf courses which offering quality in and around Cape Town. You can choose your own view: mountains, ocean, nature, animals or the wine lands. It is your choice The Royal Cape is the oldest and Arrabella probably the most exquisite.

Canoeing - White water enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the Cape's rivers will oblige. Trips on the Breede, Berg, Dorings and Orange Rivers may be arranged. Also Paddle skiing can be done in Simon's Town and Hout Bay, amongst many other places.

Horse riding in the Wine lands of the Western Cape is an outdoor you really can't miss. The incredibly beautiful surrounding by mountains, vine-estates, grape-fields won't disappoint you. You can also make a nice beach-trip on a horse in for example Noordhoek's never ending beach

Cricket has been played in Cape Town since the early days of British occupation. South Africa's cricket team is one of the best in the world and facilities at Newlands Cricket Grounds are outstanding. For visitors it comes highly recommended to attend provincial or international matches.

Cycling & Mountain Biking - Although you won't see many people riding a bicycle in the city, there are many nice cycle routes possible. Cape Town is home to the famous Argus Cycle Tour of the Peninsula, which takes place in March every year. Also there are more and more extreme and less extreme mountain bike rides set up, including several around Table Mountain

Deep sea game fishing - Some of the finest big game fishing in the world is available here - in particular long yellow fin tuna and broad billed swordfish. Catch some Butter Fish for us when you go..
Bungy-jumping - the ultimate in outdoor adverture, possible from Table Mountain, the highest bungy-jump in the world can be experienced at Bloukrans. No further introduction needed.

Horse racing in Cape Town is closely entwined with local life. There are two tracks - Kenilworth and Durbanville. Racing takes place every Wednesday and Saturday. Every year in February The J&B Met (comparable with England's Ascott) takes place for the rich and famous to show the good life

Rugby is the favorite sport of South Africans and the Springbok team are national hero's. When there is a rugby play, you'll find out that shops will close earlier, the streets are empty and every pub with a television will be overcrowded. Support the Cape Town stormers during your stay and friends will be made easily. Attending a game is an experience close to the field.

Windsurfing is another favourite, with Blouberg beach the main area where one can witness the most extreme jumps and tricks. Lange Baan Lagoon and Clan William Dam are also popular. Many surfers come back every Cape Town summer for the perfect surfs in Cape Town.

Scuba diving is one of the largest growing sports in Cape Town and there are many areas suitable for this exciting sport. The many shipwrecks and bays provide ample assistance in deciding where to dive

Tennis courts can be found at most hotels and there are many sports clubs in and around the city which will accommodate visitors. Always a comfortable pass time.

Sky Diving is possible in Melkbos and Citrusdal. The most amazing experience is jumping out of a plane with a Table Mountain to keep a heading.

Parasailing is to be experienced in over 37 places in Cape Town. A premiere location is the Lion's Head one. A little walk to het the canopy afloat and you can spend up to half an hour in the air looking at The Twelve apostles, the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain before landing at La Med.