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The 5 most popular cape town sailing trips. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
1-hour coastal catamaran from V&A Waterfront to Green Point Lighthouse for Atlantic views and possible dolphin, seal, and penguin sightings.
Most Popular“The best activity I’ve done for the entire year, it was breathtaking, the crew was super friendly, I highly recommend. The views were amazing 10/10”
Sail into Table Bay sunset on a 90-minute catamaran with bubbly, Table Mountain views, and chances to spot dolphins, seals, whales, and more.
“A great tour with friendly and funny crew. We also got to see sea lions and penguins which was a bonus. Sailing back to the V&A waterfront when it is all lit up is an impressive sight. I would recommend the trip”
A one-hour Atlantic coast catamaran cruise from Cape Town’s V&A to Green Point lighthouse, with big views of Table Mountain and the city.
“If you are an adrenaline person you should definitely go for it. I would go over and over again. Problem is that its too expensive”
1-hour sailing on Table Bay from the V&A Waterfront. Wind-driven routes, friendly crew, and possible dolphins and seals.
“Fantastic! Weather was perfect and the crew were amazing.”
60-minute catamaran from V&A Waterfront to Clifton Beach with breeze and Cape Town views, including Table Mountain and Robben Island.
“Disorganized, late, no introduction by skipper, no pointing out landmarks to passengers. Boat dirty from previous trip - pizza boxes and champagne bottles scattered around. Very disappointing!”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
