The route starts off in Camps Bay on Table Mountain's historic Pipe Track, famous for the water pipes that follow the path, as well as its display of proteas and wide variety of Table Mountain flora. We then head up the 12 Apostles, a beautiful route highlighting the beauty of the many elements on the mountain. This section has a great mix of scenery and breath taking views, making the hike to the summit a pleasure.

Once at the top, you will be surrounded by the beautiful landscape of the Back Table, often where there isn't a person in sight. We will then follow a discreet path leading us to Tranquillity Cracks, a secret hidden location on Table Mountain. With a bit of help from Mother Nature, huge sandstone boulders have formed cracks, caves, and passages filled with yellowwood trees, leading to spectacular viewpoints over Camps Bay and the Atlantic coastline. Tranquillity Cracks is famous for not being easily found, unless you know the way, of course.

We'll be sure to spend some time here to take it all in, before heading off on a more relaxing stroll along the beautiful landscapes of what lies above the Back Table. We will visit the old cable car ruins and some incredible photo locations, before heading down the 12 Apostles. This descent boasts magnificent views, and hiking down is superb, as you will be facing the Atlantic Ocean coastline the entire way down. The route taps back onto the Pipe Track, and we end the hike back where we began.