1,445 hectares at Eerste Steen on the M14. Listing: Blaauwberg Nature Reserve. It is not Table Mountain National Park and not Tygerberg.
- Distance
- 4.4 km
- Time
- 1.5 hours
- Hours
- Coastal section sunrise to sunset daily. Eerste Steen picnic: November–April 08:00–19:00; May–October 08:00–17:00.
- Fee
- R20
- Parking
- Eerste Steen Resort, Otto du Plessis Drive (M14), north of Bloubergstrand. Official vehicle tariff R20 on the 2026/27 City table, plus the per-person fee.
- Phone
- 021 444 0454
Official day visit
From the City of Cape Town page: cashless only. Adults R20 (1 July 2026–30 June 2027). Vehicles R20. Children 3–17, students and seniors R15. Under 3 and Friends free. Phone 021 444 0454.
Coastal section: sunrise to sunset daily. Eerste Steen braai and picnic: November–April 08:00–19:00; May–October 08:00–17:00. The City page does not state a dog rule.
Official trails
City hiking-trail maps (January 2014) mark a footprint trail of about 1km or 2km (30–60 minutes) and a coastal trail of 4.4km (about 1.5 hours). Stay on the marked path. Those maps say four is the ideal group size.
Official pages
Other Cape Town days: Tygerberg, Helderberg, hiking trails in Cape Town. Run a Blouberg walk we should verify? Get listed free, or ask about a featured slot.
Questions
- How much is Blaauwberg Nature Reserve?
- The City page current on 1 July 2026–30 June 2027 lists cashless vehicles R20, adults R20, children 3–17 / students / seniors R15, under 3 and Friends free. Confirm the live table if the tariff year has rolled.
- What hiking trails are at Blaauwberg Nature Reserve?
- City hiking-trail maps mark a 1km or 2km walk (about 30–60 minutes) and a 4.4km coastal trail (about 1.5 hours). We do not invent extra named loops beyond those maps.
- Can you picnic at Blaauwberg Nature Reserve?
- Yes. The City lists picnic areas and an Eerste Steen braai and picnic facility: November–April 08:00–19:00, May–October 08:00–17:00. The coastal section is sunrise to sunset daily. Cashless only.