Friends of Lion's Head

We are a conservation group working closely with the Table Mountain National Park Authorities and NGO groups including the Table Mountain Forum and the Wildlife Society. Our aim is to help people to enjoy activities on Signal Hill and Lion's Head while striving to preserve it as a natural area containing indigenous vegetation. Man should be allowed to enjoy the natural area, but his intrusion should be kept to a minimum, and paths should be well maintained and clearly marked.

We would like you to participate
— meet us for regular walks on the mountain
— join us in eradicating alien vegetation
— hear about the history of the Cape

Visitors to Cape Town are very welcome to attend all our activities

Please visit the Friends of Lion's Head website to find out more details.

http://www.friendsoflionshead.org.za

MOUILLE POINT

A childrens Adventure Park has been opened on the beach front Mouille Point. This adds to the activities in this area which includes the Blue Train and Putt Putt and the Serendipity Maze.

Please let us know of any events or activities you would like us to publish.

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The Blue Train
A favourite activity for children.  The Blue Train also caters for birthday parties or any other fun activities, profits fund various projects of Rotary.
Contact: Carlo 072 383 8195 or 021 434 4297

The Serendipity Maze
1400 trees have been used to create this maze, a fun place to bring the family and a favourite for school groups.
The maze opens mid morning and closes a hour before sunset.

Putt Putt
A long time favourite for many. Weather permitting, Monday - Sunday from 9:00am to 10:00pm
Tel. 021 434 6805

Sunday Flea Market

Due to the development and upgrade of the Green Point Common, the Flea Market has been moved to the parking area behind the The Atlantic Green Point Bowling Club. 

The Flea Market was located at the old Green Point Stadium and was the largest Flea Market in Cape Town.  Once the new Urban Park on the Common is completed the market will move back to this area.

The Market is open every Sunday from 8:30am - 17:00pm.  The Market is a popular destination for locals and tourists, where one can find traditional African art, clothes, craft, food stalls and a variety of products.