ACTION AND ADVENTURE

3. BIKE TRICKS

Fit your toddlers bike with training wheels, and take them to level 1 at the bike park. Enjoying nature while strengthening their bodies and developing their balance is a win-win for kids of all ages. Wear protective gear, such as a helmet, long pants, and gloves, while you ride. You should avoid challenging your youngster if they aren't ready for them on the circuits that are designed for all ability levels. The official website of your venue will provide further details. For beautiful indigenous gardens, head to Polkadraai Bike Park. If you want a more man-made track, Blaauwklippen Bike Park is a good alternative.

4. ASCENDING A WALL

Because it trains nearly every muscle in the body and enhances focus and cognitive function, wall climbing has many positive effects on health. Wall climbing is a fun and social activity that you may do with others. Children may enjoy this thrilling activity at Playalot in Hazendal Mall, where they can climb walls of varying difficulties with the help of safety gear and certified marshals. Indoors, kids may have a blast on trampolines, super slides, 3D theaters, and a whole lot more while getting some good exercise.

6. STODELS GARDEN CENTRE

This is not only a garden center; it's conveniently located. While adults enjoy a meal at the Good Thyme Cafe, children may play on the spacious and thoughtfully constructed jungle gym. A huge wooden play structure with thatch-roofed huts and enormous slides will keep kids busy for hours. A crew of helpful employees maintains a tidy face painting and craft station.




There is a constant need for trampolines. For the little ones, there's a train-shaped jungle gym and jumping castle. In the farmyard, you may find a variety of animals, including pigs, geese, lambs, and goats. These lively creatures are housed in a gigantic monkey cage that mimics a jungle. Kids may have fun learning about animals and the environment by feeding them the food that comes in the package.

STODELS FARMYARD

Young children may enjoy a wide variety of activities at Stodels in a safe and welcoming environment. Any gardener would be lucky to find such a wide variety of native and exotic plants, as well as water-wise solutions and sales that last all year. On weekends, families from Cape Town prefer to gather here at the Old Oak exit on the N1.

JUNGLE GYM AND FOOD COURT

Children may enjoy a hands-on experience with nature while picking strawberries. Give the youngsters some freedom to roam outside and learn about the origins of their food. Your little ones will be engrossed in this for an entire hour.

Then, after a fun day of adventure golf, pony rides, and tractor rides, get lunch at the budget-friendly takeout joint.



Then, after a fun day of adventure golf, pony rides, and tractor rides, get lunch at the budget-friendly takeout joint. Or climb the huge wooden jungles gyms to get some energy out!

THE PONY RIDES

Children are always very excited at the chance to ride a horse. The small ponies at Polkadraai are very tame, and are available on Saturdays for children to ride at a small extra fee.

THE ANIMAL FARM

The Hudson's Restaurant, the vintage car exhibit, the lawns and flower gardens, and the cages housing the tigers, lions, and big cats are among the other attractions at Vredenheim Wine Farm. Each enclosure has its own entrance fee, and these are in a separate one. A fun tourist spot in South Africa that many local families visit on weekends and holidays.



Here, in front of a historic Cape Dutch Manor house, is a children's paradise where parents can unwind while their children play in a safe environment with a variety of activities. The farmyard offers a variety of activities, including rides, sandpits, and the chance to feed the animals.

PARTY FRIENDS

Vredenheim is a great venue for birthday parties, and children can feed animals. ride bikes, or swing on the jungle gyms, while eating snacks from their party booth.

THE SPINNING MUSHROOMS

Why play computer games when you can hop on spinning toadstools in real life? Playalot understands what children love and how they move.

ZIP LINE IN STYLE

Children will love this ride!

PARTY FRIENDLY

Playalot is one of the best places to host a smoothly run childrens party with decorations provided according to your child's chosen theme. Watch a small video celebrating your childs life, while snacking on healthy and tasty treats.

TEN-PIN BOWLING

Bowling, as a sport or activity, is more challenging than it appears. Bowling demands a great deal of motor planning. The need to use both legs and arms at the same time is a big hurdle for a lot of people. It could be difficult to go forward while using one hand to manage the ball. Executing this requires extensive communication between the brain and the body. When kids work on their motor planning abilities, they do better in school and on the field. Around Cape Town, a plethora of bowling lanes have mushroomed. Because of all the other activities offered, we recommend the one in the Grand West casino.

ARCADE GAMES

There is plenty for kids to do at the Magic Company in Grand West.

Parents with hectic schedules who are looking for a way to unwind at the Mall Food courts often partake in this risk-free indoor sport. Make sure you have a minimum of two adults with you. You may buy and sell tokens, or even load them onto a card, in most arcades. Getting the playground apparatus going is a breeze with this. The availability of pool tables and other activities geared towards older youngsters is practically guaranteed. Canal Walk's Wonderland, Somerset Mall's Funtubbles, and Grand West's The Magic Company are all highly recommended. in addition to ten pin bowling, bumper cars, and laser tag.

THE CASTLE

The Grand West Hotel is designed to resemble a castle in France and kids will love the wonderful sight.

TWO OCEANS AQUARIUM

See a huge tank full of sharks rays and fish that takes you to the under water world of the Atlantic Ocean without getting wet! Children love to see the lit up jelly fish or dig for fossils in the sand trough. The sensory garden gives kids a rock pool visit in the same adventure… and see the endangered African Penguins. This is an exciting educational activity not to be missed.








Hidden in our seas is a fantastical world waiting to be explored at Two seas Aquarium. Take in the tropical fish and jellyfish displays, or marvel at the eels and rays in the enormous shark tank. At the Aquarium, there's a particular display where kids can dig for coelacanth fossils, which is a hit with kids who adore finding treasure. Children are able to engage with aquatic life in the touch tanks. In addition to fossil excavating, the play area has puppet presentations every hour. The penguin zone, kelp forests, and I&J predator exhibit are among the aquarium's numerous unique features. This place is both instructive and unforgettable, hence the admission price is reasonable. Go to the West Coast Fossil Park if you want to dig for big bones... Around 1.5 hours north of Langebaan, in the Cape Town region.

SAIL ON A PIRATE SHIP

Take the kids on an exciting pirate journey on the Jolly Roger at the V & A Waterfront. Kids will have an unforgettable journey aboard this nearly 300-year-old pirate ship. Daily, the ship sets sail from Quay 5 on the V&A Waterfront on an incredible trip with the other ships in the fleet. Enjoy them while they are young and full of wonder! Enjoy 60-and 90-minute cruises, along with fantastic package discounts!

THE BIG WHEEL AND KID’S AHOY PLAYRGROUND

The Big Wheel is a huge landmark in the Vitoria and Alfred Waterfront. This is a thrilling ride that older kids will enjoy. Toddlers will prefer the beautiful kids ahoy playground located near the food courts. Ships and lighthouses can be climbed keeping in them with the nautical surroundings!

JUNGLE EXPLORATION AT EXOTIC ANIMAL WORLD

Young visitors to Exotic Animal World get a firsthand look at birds and tiny reptiles in their natural habitat. Children of all ages will have a blast exploring the lush canopy of life in the expansive greenhouses and aviaries, which mimic the environment of a tropical rainforest.

14. GIRAFFE HOUSE

You don't have the chance to feed a giraffe very often! Just north of Stellenbosch lies Giraffe House, a center for conservation and education that has made this out-of-Africa adventure possible for you. Countless other native plant and animal species from Africa are on display. Here you may have an incredible interaction with animals, even if Cape Town does not have an official zoo.

MORE AT GIRAFFE HOUSE

ou don't have the chance to feed a giraffe very often! Just north of Stellenbosch lies Giraffe House, a center for conservation and education that has made this out-of-Africa adventure possible for you. Countless other native plant and animal species from Africa are on display. Here you may have an incredible interaction with animals, even if Cape Town does not have an official zoo.




Just off the N1, close to the intersection of the R304 and R101, lies Giraffe House, one of the few sites where kids may observe African animals. Giraffes, springbucks, elands, and zebras are all visible. There are many additional animal exhibits that teach kids to value the amazing world we live in.

14. VREDENHEIM BIG CATS

Gemsbuck may be seen in the Vredenheim wine farm, where you can also view many other big cats at "Vredenheim Big Cats." Going on a lion safari in the comfort of your own vehicle... Go see the lions at Drakenstein Park. For a small ticket price, children can be exposed to a great variety of African animals. From snakes to prairie dogs and monkeys, this location has a great variety of small and large animals for children to view and learn about. The zebras, springbuck and giraffes roam in large fenced areas with Simonsberg in the background. Jungles gyms and an amphitheater with daily shows, add to the attractions.

15. THE PARDEVLEI OUTREACH PROGRAM

At this important conservation site, kids get the amazing chance to see wild animals that are well-cared for. Large felines such as cheetahs, caracals, and cervals call Paardevlei home. In addition to bringing attention to the need of protecting cheetahs grown in captivity in South Africa, this conservation effort works with cheetah advocates from across the world to increase the population through captive-born breeding programs. Not only are they the fastest wild cats, but they are also the most elegant and beautiful to look at. In addition, you may spot meerkats, black-backed jackals, bat-eared foxes, and leopard tortoises.

16. WORLD OF BIRDS – HOUT BAY

Enter a realm devoted to aviaries. You won't believe your eyes when you see the scope of this animal refuge. This location is also home to a plethora of different species, including an amazing monkey cage where curious onlookers may pet the friendly monkeys up close. Seeing raptors, owls, and eagles in the wild is quite incredible. The duck pond is home to a wide variety of vibrant bird species that love to splash around in the water. An abundance of attractions await you at the Hout Bay World of Birds!

17. GO FISHING AT HUCKLEBERRY FISH FARM

Kids may enjoy the outdoors while learning the ropes of fishing at Huckleberry Fish Farm, which provides all the necessary gear for rent. As a result of growing up with on-demand technologies, many kids now expect instant gratification. Children get a strong sense of self-worth and achievement whenever they successfully catch a fish while fishing, thanks to the practice of patience. By demonstrating that failure (in this case, to catch a fish) can be overcome through persistence, it helps children to cope with disappointment better.

Kids, especially those with less developed motor skills, and gen-Alpha (raised on I-pads!) can benefit much from going fishing. Learning to balance on a boat while holding a rod requires coordinated hand-eye movements and the use of both hemispheres of the body, which promotes cognitive growth. Additionally, teaching a child fundamental survival and engineering skills, such as how to tie a knot, can aid in their development of agility and dexterity.

18. SPIER PREDETORY BIRDS

The survival of South African raptors including owls, eagles, and falcons depends on the efforts of this crucial wildlife reserve. Come at feeding times to see them in action. Spier Gardens and Lake provide a variety of activities and vistas that children will love, allowing them to interact with nature.

19. DRAKENSTEIN LION PARK

The apex predator in South Africa's wildlife kingdom is one of the five large cats. The social lion often hunts in prides of four or ten. Get up close and personal with lions in settings that mimic nature as closely as possible. There is a major animal sanctuary on the Western Cape. Between Franschhoek and Paarl, you'll find the Drakenstein Lion Park, an ideal place for kids to learn about these fascinating creatures.

20. REPTILE ADVENTURE PARK – NEAR PAARL

Some examples of these dangerous animals are crocodiles, iguanas, and snakes. Immerse yourself in nature like never before while enjoying family activities like bicycling and fishing. Delectable wood-fired pizzas in every popular flavor are available at this restaurant. A paradise for adventurers and nature lovers, Le bonheur Reptile World is a must-visit for families traveling between Franschhoek and Paarl.

21.PENGUINS AT BOULDERS BEACH

Visitors from all over the globe come to this beach to observe the resident African penguins. The chance to witness these magnificent creatures, who are the pride of South Africa, should not be missed by your youngster. By visiting this site, you are supporting the vital conservation efforts. Visit Simonstown's Scratch Patch and Mineral World while you're there.

22.THE GOAT OF FAIRVIEW TOWER

It is rather unusual to see a goat peering out of a towering structure. At this café and cheese shop on Fairview Farm, kids may have just that in store for them. Renown all throughout Cape Cod for their exceptional camembert cheese. You may get an extensive selection of cheeses in the nearby cheese shop. With so many fountains and little pools, it's easy to relax and have fun splashing around. Going to view the nearby Spice Route is a common family outing.

23.IMHOFF FARM - PENINSULA

The property, which dates back to 1743, features a genuine Cape Vernacular dwelling. Imhoff Farm is an excellent location for families looking to introduce their children to horseback riding. The farmyard is a great place for children to feed the many little animals. The lake and green areas offer a magnificent backdrop for patrons of the restaurant. Because of its convenient location on the way to the Cape Point natural regions, both locals and tourists sometimes combine the two in one day trips. On leashes, children and dogs alike are permitted on the playground. You may buy unique souvenirs and handcrafted goods at the farm stand. Three eateries provide delectable international and regional cuisine.

24.ALPACA LOOM – FEED A LAMA

For kids, lamas are practically as endearing as pandas. Your children now have the chance to feed these lovely farm animals in Cape Town. Just outside of Paarl you'll find the Alpaca Loom Coffee Shop. Buy one of the beautiful tapestries made right there and introduce your kids to the fascinating art of loom weaving. Incorporate a visit to the neighboring Fairview Cheese farm or the Spice Route into your itinerary.

26.SPARKLING SWIMMING

Swimming at Seapoint - overlooing the Atlantic Ocean



The vibrant eating area at Seapoint



The public park at Seapoint


With views of the Altantic Ocean, Seapoint Park's three enormous public pools are a popular attraction. Additional attractions are conveniently located nearby: Playground equipment overlooks the ocean and Lion's Head Mountain, while the gigantic spectacles sculpture is instantly recognizable. You may have ice cream from roving sellers or have lunch at one of the nasty restaurants.

27.HIGH-FLYING TRAMPOLINES

The trampoline park at Jump 4 Fun in Strand central



The ball park for toddlers at Jump 4 Fun


Over the past decade, trampoline parks have grown increasingly popular. Bounce the youngsters about on each trampoline to release their boundless energy. In order to prevent being disappointed, make sure you register in advance. One such place is Jump 4 Fun in Strand, which offers glow-in-the-dark mini-golf among its many other kid-friendly activities. Closer to Cape Town - vist "Rush".

28. RIDING THE RAILS

Children may enjoy a safe and serene train park experience at Winelands Light Railway, where they can ride a real steam-powered train. While whizzing by children having their birthday parties on the expansive lawns, the ride will enchant both girls and boys as they cross rivers and traverse bridges. The kids will have a blast playing with the jungle gyms, Jenga blocks, and the Tuck Shop. Young children may ride Thomas the tank engine and other brightly coloured trains at the Waterfront's mobile train museum. Your youngster will be able to safely and positively engage with public transportation after participating in this unforgettable experience. Purchase your tickets at the venue.

29. WATER PARK AT STRAND

Waterslides at Strand Water World



Bring along your rubber ducky!



There are plenty of land-based activities too!


Water World in Strand has fantastic waterslides and plenty of jungle gyms for kids to play on. Water slides and pools of various sizes are summertime favorites for children. Beside it, on the beach, you'll find the sea rescue clubhouse and a putt-putt course. There are slides and pools of varying depths to meet the needs of kids of all sizes. This spot features a large wooden jungle gym in addition to a pizza and takeaway where a range of tasty foods are offered at affordable pricing to keep the youngsters stimulated. Swim-safe chidren only.

1 HOUR AWAY

31.ELGIN RIVER LODGE

Elgin River Lodge is a beautiful forested retreat by the river.



Children love relaxing in a hammock!


Graze the campfire and camping. You may find large Jenga blocks here. Either bring your own braai or grab some pizza from the restaurant and enjoy the outdoors. Older kids can choose from a wide variety of water sports, including canoeing, skiing, and tubing. This wonderful outdoor sport is made possible for youngsters in several boats. You must be able to swim well. Canoeing is also offered at Kleinmond Beach, at the "Kayak Adventures" franchise, at "Waterfront Kayak," and at "Blue Rock" in Somerset West. Only older kids with great swimming abilities should apply.




The boma, fire, trees and lawns create a camping vibe!


Just an hour's drive from Cape Town is Elgin River Lodge, where kids can enjoy activities like river rafting, hiking, a zip line, and a bonfire—all without having to sleep in a tent. The wild outdoor experience is reined in by a restaurant, a games room, and wooden cottages. The epitome of glamping, right here.

32. CAMPING AT THE SEA

Rooi Els and Gordon's Bay are two resorts in Kogel Bay that are close to each other. The resort is located on Clarens Drive, a beautiful 20-kilometer trail that runs along largely untouched coastline and provides excellent opportunities to observe whales in their native environment. A 4-kilometer sandy beach, indigenous fynbos, and majestic mountains characterize this resort set inside the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve. Because the high mountains offer shelter from the strong summers south-east winds, the beach and camping area are quite popular. The resort is a great spot to let your kids experience camping, and they are allowed to bring their own tents. Purchasing this machinery will prove to be an excellent financial decision. Children learn the importance of balancing pleasure and responsibility when camping. The memories of pitching a tent and seeing nature's beauty will be with you forever.

This property is owned by Cape Town City. R44 Main Road, Gordon's Bay, Cape Town, South Africa 021 856 9620/22/23 Gordon's Bay, Gordon’s Bay

33.VERGELEGEN – FOR KIDS

The beautiful flower gardens of Vergelegen



Children can stop to smell the roses!


A great place to take kids is to Somerset West's Vergelegen wine estate, which features a large walking area where you can see several plant climatic zones. Several historic homes in the Cape Dutch style are encircled by the well-kept grounds. The Stables is a restaurant that serves pizza, salads, steaks, and other typical South African dishes. Customers of the restaurant have access to a well-built playground. Come take in this stunning setting for the low cost of admission and food.

THE VINEYARD MAZE

Mazes are a popular feature in children's activity books. Naturally, kids would like navigating a real-life labyrinth. A big labyrinth of pruned vines adjoins the playground at the Vergelegen winery. For little ones, the herb garden might seem like a maze due to all the clipped hedges.

WINELANDS DINING

Stop by the many tourist-friendly restaurants and wineries in Cape Town and the Winelands for some tasty and nutritious fare. Below is a list of some of our favorite kid-friendly restaurants and wineries; you'll notice that many of them offer play structures like jungle gyms right next to the tables.

SING CAROLS

Christmas Carols is an an annual event held at Vergelegen two weeks before Christmas.


For a really cultural experience, don't miss the candlelit evening of carols at Book early to avoid disappointment.

PLAYGROUND AT STABLES RESTAURANT

The amazing play area at Vergelegen


The playground at Vergelegen Wine Farm has a unique design that complements the property's historic charm. Families will be able to spend more quality time together in a less commercialized natural setting thanks to its swing sets, slides, tunnels, and tree houses.

The Vergelegen Wine Estate in Somerset West is a fantastic place to bring kids because of its expansive strolling area that displays the different plant climatic zones. A number of historic structures in the Cape Dutch architecture sit within beautifully manicured grounds. Our students will have a better grasp of history thanks to the many museums and heritage structures located here.

The Stables Restaurant serves pizza with popular South African meals like Babotie and steaks. Diners may enjoy the beautifully crafted playground. With only a little entry cost and some food, you may enjoy this one-of-a-kind park in a beautiful setting.

34. NATURE AT ROOI ELS BEACH

Rooi Els is a lengthy, undeveloped beach that is strewn with pebbles and other obstacles. As they navigate the challenging terrain in search of the refreshing pools of water, your kid will have the opportunity to connect with nature. Must be able to swim and be accompanied by an adult at all times.

BUGZ THEME PARK

Toddlers will love the rides at Bugz.



Great party booths are available.


Buqz Theme Park provides a fantastic opportunity for youngsters to enjoy motorboating in addition to pony rides and dinosaur rides. You must be able to swim well. Throughout the year, children may find something fun to do in this shaded park, which is perfect for their entertainment needs. This picturesque garden, next to Brackenfell's Cape Garden Centre, is perfect for families with children of all ages since it features a number of exciting fair-style attractions, games, and petting zoos. There are party booths available, and the food court and other attractions, such magic performances, are held under a large tent. Parents should always keep an eye on their children when they're at a water park.

PICNIC FRIENDLY PARKS

Sitting on a blanket on the grass with loved ones and devouring delicious delicacies from a picnic basket is a childhood favorite for every kid. Picnic hampers are available from several wineries already assembled. You may save money on picnics by bringing your own food and enjoying one of the many beautiful public parks in Cape Town and the surrounding Winelands. The Bellville park known as Jan Muller was our top pick. Helderberg Nature Reserve, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, and Green Point Park.

35. A PARK IN GREEN POINT

There are many things to do in this large park that kids will enjoy. It is recommended that you bring your bike so you may enjoy the numerous routes that are not used by vehicles. You can just make out the Green Point stadium, a famous tourist attraction, in the distance. A large wooden waterwheel is the endpoint of a network of interconnected canals and paths. A large wooden playground with slides and swings is the main attraction for elementary school-aged children; older kids can go skateboarding, cycling, or on dog walks. Near Mouille Point Lighthouse, you'll find a variety of great restaurants, and the park and beaches are right there as well.

36. JAN MULLER PARK

A very natural park, children can come into contact with a variety of indigenous trees and flowers. Well-kept, and near to the heart of Durbanville/Bellville, the park is a breath of fresh air in this bustling region.

Jan Muller Park has many orange blossoms in spring as the coral trees come into bloom. The large jungle gym with slides and monkey bars is sure to get those little bodies moving. A basket ball court and amphitheatre are some of the other facilities available. Full of local fynbos and protected biodiversity this is a relaxing and enriching retreat in the busy area between Bellville and Tygerberg.

37. HELDERBERG NATURE RESERVE

The breathtaking beauty of this tranquil protected area will rejuvenate the hearts of both parent’s and their children. Take the time to hike on the foothills of the Helderberg (Not recommended to take kids up the higher trails), where they will see rivers and tall trees with water rushing over the bubbling brooks. Near to the information area and restaurant is the bird hide, which where bright red bishops and yellow weavers make their nests and egrets swim among the bull rushes. The picnic area is large and you may bring your own picnic.

Ascending the foothills of the Helderberg Mountains is possible on shorter hikes that last no more than an hour. Be cautious not to climb all the way up unless you are a seasoned climber in a group; there are paths that lead to the peak. Nestled in the foothills is a charming marsh bordered by a rustic boardwalk. Children may take a leisurely stroll along the terrace that surrounds this natural wetland, where they can observe the weavers from one of numerous ducks or bird shelters. Learn about the local creatures and the distinctive fynbos, reed, and bullrush plants. In order to make your stay more comfortable and educational, the restaurant and tourist office are here for you. The park is large enough to accommodate families who want to have a picnic, play soccer, and use the wooden jungle gyms. Your kid will get back in touch with nature on this budget-friendly adventure.

38. LITTLE JOOSTENBURG – NEAR CAPE GATE

The lake contributes to the serene ambiance, and the broad grounds are perpetually lush. This kid-friendly winery has a bistro and deli where you can enjoy your meal, and you can also buy picnic baskets to take with you. During the hot summer months, you may enjoy the play equipment in the shade. Plants that require little water, such as succulents, are the specialty of this nursery. Stop by Ludwig's Roses, which is close by, for a diverse assortment of roses.

39. WELTEVREDE WINE FARM

Toddlers will love this colourful mushrooms.


Indulge in a slice of pizza while taking in the sights of a genuine Cape Dutch house set amid a spacious playground. Located next to a historical farmstead there is plenty for the grown ups to see as well. A large plastic jungle gym will keep little feet active for hours.


Even the pizza oven is fun and colourful.

40. BLAAUWKLIPPEN WINE FARM

Kids can enjoy this kid-size zip-line.


While adults enjoy the delicious cheeses and wines and take in the sights of both contemporary and historic Cape Dutch architecture, children may have fun on the enormous wooden jungle gym that comes with a zip line. Following a hard day on the job, you may unwind in the spacious verdant grounds and enjoy the rich, luxurious ambiance they provide. Children may burn off some energy and have a blast at the riding track.

42. GORDON’s BAY BEACH

With more parking than most, Gordon's Bay is family-friendly.


Because the ocean is slightly shallower at False Bay, the water is warmer than at other beaches. This beach is a go-to for swimmers because to its convenient parking and easygoing atmosphere. You can discover other hills covered with forests to the south. Many beaches in the Western Cape reveal their rock pools when the tide is out. Live shells and starfish abound in these fascinating specimens. Top spot crabs and little fish are sure to be children's favorites. You should also bring a little bucket and a net. Keep your distance from any surfaces that might hurt you, especially stinging blue bottles. The baggage must be supervised on the beach at all times, thus it is imperative that you go in a group. Watch out for regions with sharp rocks or waves that are about to crash. Kleinmond, Gordons Bay, Rooi Els, St. James Catwalk, and Maiden's Cove are examples of flat, protected rocky plains that are located far from the shoreline. Mineral World and Scratch Patch in Simon's town provide a more subdued rock pool experience.

43. STRAND BEACH

Kids love building sand castles!

Indulge in an ice cream cone at one of the many stores or peruse the beach souvenirs offered by the friendly merchants near the Pavilion Hotel. Water parks are another option for families. A game of putt-putt and slides on a globe. The strand life-saving club is the right place to take the family swimming. A number of surf schools are also based around here. To the north there are often kite-surfers brightening up the sky.

44. CAMPS BAY

This is a perennial favorite with Cape Town tourists since it is closer to the city center. A tropical vibe is created by the row of palm trees, and there are lots of restaurants and stores to choose from. Every outing doesn't have to cost a pretty penny! Constructing sand castles and moats is a true joy for children. At the ideal distance from the water line, wet sand clumps together. Maintain constant vigilance on your children. Your child's fort will be challenged by incoming waves. Beaches that are perfect for families with young children are:

45. BLOUBERG BEACH

The beautiful beach with its view of Table Mountain.


With the iconic vista of Table Mountain in the background, this beach is an essential addition to any list of beaches. A wetsuit is required because to the chilly water caused by Atlantic currents. One of the most popular things to do here is kite surfing.

47. WILD WILD WEST

Small children will love these creative rides in a beautiful setting.


This fantastic indoor playground in Somerset West can be perfect for kids who want to play and get some exercise. Light fare, fries, and other beverages are available at this café, which is well-served. For those extra-special occasions, we have party booths available. Kids of all ages love the record-length slide.

FUN FOR TODDLERS

The resatuarant with Wild West Decor.

Inspired by the joy that children derive from playing computer games, the stepping stone obstacle course is designed with a safety net surrounding it. The little ones will have fun in the designated toddler play area. The magnificent décor of this indoor playground is themed after cowboys and Indians.

STEPPING STONES

Stepping stones - like an obby in Roblox


Something about stepping stones appeals to children's inner subconscious. Get away from computer games and enjoy stepping on these obstacles, over a large safety net.

BLOUBERG BEACH

The beautiful beach with its view of Table Mountain.


With the iconic vista of Table Mountain in the background, this beach is an essential addition to any list of beaches. A wetsuit is required because to the chilly water caused by Atlantic currents. One of the most popular things to do here is kite surfing.

48. WONDERDAL AT HAZENDAL

Hazendal is a World of Learning


Your children will learn math and science at this state-of-the-art indoor adventure center through a myriad of interactive exhibits and activities. A wide variety of international, high-quality educational toys are available at the toy store.

Stop by the Kleine Hazen adventure putting park for some top-notch adventure-golf action!

On the other hand, you may enjoy Hazendal Deli's cheese and wine in the spacious grounds while gazing out at the beautiful vineyards in the area. View the site's spectacular old Cape Dutch structures constructed by settlers in the 1600s and learn about history at the same time.