Top Cape Town Theme Parks

Visit Africa’s only toboggan track to experience the thrill of racing downhill at speeds of up to 25 miles (40 kilometers) per hour. Zip down a stainless steel track that boats 17 corners, two S-bends and a tunnel. Each sledge can hold a maximum of two people. An outdoor lounge area and food and drink facilities are located on site.

Adrenaline lovers won’t want to miss Cool Runnings, Africa’s first toboggan track. Book in advance with this day pass that gets you unlimited bobsled rides on the 0.75-mile (1.25-kilometer) stainless steel track—not to mention free parking and Wi-Fi. Reach speeds of up to 25 mph (40 kph) as you fly round corners, S-bends, a tunnel, and a jump—then hop back in the elevator and do it all over again.

Experience the thrill of racing down a stainless steel track at speeds of up to 25 miles (40 kilometers) per hour. Visit Africa’s only toboggan track which boasts 17 corners, S-bends and a tunnel. Two people can fit into each car an three rides are included in the price. You can also enjoy a meal and open bar on-site.

Plan your time at the Cool Runnings Park outside Cape Town in advance by buying tickets for six rides. You'll be able to experience Africa's only toboggan track six times around without waiting in line to buy a ticket each time. Hop in alone or with a friend, and let the thrill ride begin, zooming down the track's straightaways and around curves.

With tickets for 12 rides in hand, you can arrive at Cool Runnings and start riding immediately. No waiting in line to buy tickets; jump on and enjoy zooming down the track that includes 17 turns, S-curves, and a tunnel. Between your rides, hit the snack shack and bar to relax and refuel.

Purchase your ticket in advance for Cape Town's only outdoor toboggan track. Avoid the disappointment of sold-out days and times; with ticket in hand you're guaranteed a thrilling ride. Speed over the .75-mile (1.25-kilometer) track and complete the S-curves, 17 corners, and one tunnel. After your ride, hit the snack shack or bar for refreshments (own expense).

The name may be “Monkey Town,” but you’ll also find dozens of other species of animals at this renowned animal rescue center. See primates like baboons and chimpanzees living alongside miniature donkeys, peacocks, antelope, meerkats, and more. You can also take a swim, ride the giant water slide, or enjoy a meal on the premises.

Visit a working crocodile farm where you can view the animals aquarium-style and (in summer months) witness a feeding. Learn how the animals are raised to produce clothes, shoes, and even toys. You’ll also have the opportunity to touch a baby crocodile. Other activities such as catch-and-release fishing and a reptile show are available for an additional charge.

Cheetah Outreach is an education and community-based programme created to raise awareness of the plight of the cheetah and to campaign for its survival.  Founder Annie Beckhelling launched the project in January 1997 with just one hectare of land proved by Spier Wine Estate and two cheetahs.Cheetah Outreach is continually evolving and taking on new challenges. In addition to partnering with ambassador cats to inform the public about the problems the cheetah faces, Cheetah Outreach