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Table Mountain is probably the most well known landmark in Cape Town, and definitely one of the most recognizable mountains in the world. There are several enjoyable hikes up the mountain, but for many the cable car is the perfect way to see Table Mountain. Since 1929 more than 18 million people have visited the top of our mountain in this way!

Rhodes Memorial is located in the pine forests at the foot of Devils Peak within the Table Mountain Park and is close to several hiking paths and picnic spots.
It was built in 1912 with granite extracted from Table Mountain in order to honor Cecil John Rhodes.

Chapmans Peak Drive is the scenic and mountainous road between Hout Bay and Noordhoek. The 9km route goes around 114 curves as it skirts the cliffs of Chapmans Peak overlooking the Atlantic. The views are spectacular and this is a particularly popular scenic drive.

Makana aviation offer sightseeing helicopter flights from the V&A Waterfront over various scenic areas of Cape Town. They operate three helicopters catering to different group sizes - a 3 seater, 4 seater and 6 seater.

Signal Hill is the 'rump' of Lions Head and is a very popular sundowners spot. Its location and elevation offer great views over the city, Table Mountain, and Table Bay. This spot is also popular because there is road access and a large parking lot so you can easily head out there at night to view the night lights.

The Kings Block House is a historical site on Devils Peak. The Block
House (basically a fort) was built at this point in 1796 by the British
as a defensive and lookout position. Because of it's location the Block
House is able to see False Bay and signal to the Castle.