Join a coastal foraging adventure, exploring edible seaweeds and shellfish, then gather around the fire for an ancestral-inspired feast of mussels, fresh fish, and wild greens — a taste of history, reimagined.
Discover the deep cultural and spiritual significance of Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope, where the Khoisan people lived for thousands of years. Visit the Origins of Early Southern Sapiens Behaviour Exhibition at the Cape Point Buffelsfontein Visitor Centre and explore groundbreaking discoveries about early human life in Southern Africa.
Go rock pooling with a guide to learn about edible plants, seaweeds, and mollusks, followed by an ancestral-inspired wild food feast on the fire.
If there is bad weather, move the lunch to a Scarborough clay house venue bordering the Reserve.
Meeting point is at the Buffelsfontein Visitor's Centre which is approximately 20minutes drive from the entrance gate to the Cape Point National Park.
Meeting point is at the Buffelsfontein Visitor's Centre which is approximately 20minutes drive from the entrance gate to the Cape Point National Park.
