Affordable Activities to Do in Cape Town Under R200

Many of Cape Town’s most sought-after activities can be really expensive, making it hard to find things to do at an affordable price. However, there are many entertaining outings that cost much less than a fancy dinner or a big show.

Whether you’re visiting Cape Town on a budget or simply looking for new things to do without hurting the wallet, here is a lineup of unique ways to explore the Mother City without breaking the bank.

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Seal Cruise

Those with a love for Cape Town’s diverse marine life would enjoy a trip to Duiker Island, commonly known as Seal Island, just off the coast of Hout Bay. Each trip with Circe Launches lasts approximately 45 minutes, with guests able to see Cape Fur seals and other sealife in their natural habitat through the ship’s glass bottom and on their little island perch. Additionally, the cruise has panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Table Mountain, and much of the Cape Peninsula.

The crew are knowledgeable about the seals, sharing interesting facts and fun tidbits about the furry creatures as the boat drifts through the water. Light snacks and soft drinks are sold during the cruise, and everyone is free to bring their own food and alcohol. All cruises are weather permitting.

Cost: R130 per adult (14+) | R65 per child (u-13). Book now on the website.

Ster Kinekor Throwback Cinema

For movie-lovers who like a trip down memory lane, Ster-Kinekor’s Throwback Cinema promotion brings back some classic films to the big screen, with heavily discounted tickets at just R50 per person. Each film screens for a week, Friday to Thursday, giving viewers the chance to relive their favourite moments and timeless scenes at a great price.

July and August are dedicated to Lord of the Rings fans, as the final two Hobbit films are screening at the end of the winter cinema season. The two-parter starts with the 2013 fantasy epic drama, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, based on the classic novel by renowned South African-born author J.R.R. Tolkien, which releases on 24 July for two weeks.

Then, from 14 August, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies concludes the trilogy with a two-week run. This thrilling entry continues the story of Bilbo and his companions as they attempt to defeat the forces of evil. Thereafter, the iconic film To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), which won 3 Academy Awards, screens from 7 August for those who love classic courtroom dramas, followed by Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, the film that created a generation of Hogwarts fans, which starts on 28 August.

Cost: R50 per person. Bookings can be made on the SK website.

When: Various times
Where: Ster Kinekor locations in V&A Waterfront, Blue Route Mall, Somerset Mall, and Cape Gate

Cape Heritage Tours

Hosted by the ever-informative storyteller Cameron Peters, Cape Town Heritage Tours teach all participants more about the city’s suburbs, their fascinating history, and some iconic spots along the way. There are tours all across the city, from Simon’s Town to the Waterfront and (almost) everything in between. The experiences are equally suited to first-time tourists and veteran Cape Town residents who want to learn a bit more about the city, with most ending with a social lunch for everyone involved.

Questions are highly encouraged, with Peters always happy to go on an entertaining anecdote. Tours are highly informative, usually last a couple of hours, and are simple walks through the neighbourhood that are equally suited to young ones and elders of any fitness level. The latest tour information can be found on Facebook or Instagram.

Cost: R150 per person. Bookings can be made on Quicket.

When: Usually on weekends, Saturday & Sunday afternoons
Where: Various locations throughout Cape Town

Fives Futbol

With the excitement of the World Cup done, there’s no better time for amateurs to try out their skills in social football games on small courts. With matches usually limited to five players per team, Fives Futbol doesn’t require massive groups to kick off, with a social game between friends a great way to have fun while getting some much-needed cardio.

There are Fives Futbol locations all across Cape Town, most notably City Centre, Table View, Pinehurst (near Durbanville), Century City, Athlone, and Strand. Each court comes with its own level of facilities, with some having kickboards, outs, and various net sizes – some even having the option for participants to hire a referee for the session.

Cost: From R40 per person (R400 for full court hire for 1 hour). Book now on the website.

V&A Harbour & Seal Cruise

The Waterfront Harbour Cruise is a short boat trip through the V&A Waterfront’s working harbour, departing from the jetty near the Two Oceans Aquarium. Operated by City Sightseeing, the open-air cruise runs daily and lasts approximately 25 to 30 minutes.

Passengers travel through South Africa’s oldest working harbour, passing the SAS Somerset, the last remaining boom defence vessel of its kind still afloat, built in 1941 and now moored as a museum ship. The route also passes the Bascule Bridge, a pedestrian swing bridge and the largest synchro-lift in the southern hemisphere, along with the historic Clock Tower, built in 1882 as the original Port Captain’s office.

Cost: R85 adult | R50 child. Book now on the website.

When: Daily (ongoing, weather dependent) | 9am to 5pm, departs every 30 minutes
Where: V&A Waterfront, Bus Stop 1, Dock Road, below the Two Oceans Aquarium

Silo Concerts

The Silo Concert series returns to the V&A Waterfront’s Silo District for the summer season, bringing free, open-air live music to one of Cape Town’s harbour-side public spaces. The series is curated by the V&A Waterfront and held on the first Friday of the month.

Past editions have spanned genres from acoustic and jazz to orchestral performances, with previous lineups including Ami Faku, giuliette price and the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra. The format typically features a rotating cast of South African musicians, many of them emerging artists, performing as the sun sets over the district.

The Silo District sits within the working section of the V&A Waterfront, near the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, and functions as an urban square for the duration of the concerts.

Cost: Free

When: 6 November 2026 to 4 December 2026 | 7pm to 8pm
Where: Silo District, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town

Intaka Island

Intaka Island is a 16-hectare wetland and fynbos reserve situated in the middle of Century City, roughly seven kilometres from central Cape Town. The name means “bird” in Xhosa, and the reserve is home to more than 120 bird species and over 170 species of indigenous fynbos plants.

Created after an environmental impact assessment recommended preserving the site’s wetlands during the development of Century City in the late 1990s, the island now functions as both a conservation area and a public green space. Two bird hides and viewing platforms allow close observation of species including reed cormorants, darters and, seasonally, flamingos.

Visitors can follow a self-guided 2 kilometre circular trail or a shorter 1 kilometre route, with nine information stations describing the site’s plant, bird and water life along the way. A 35-minute boat ride through the canals and wetlands is also available, along with guided walks led by field rangers. An education centre and lapa area host school groups, birthday parties and the island’s Kids Club programme.

Cost: R37 (adult entrance only) | R23 (child, 3–11) | R23 (pensioner) | Combo 2 (entrance & boat ride) R105 adult / R95 child & pensioner. Book now on the website.

When: Daily | 7.30am to 7pm (October to April) | 7.30am to 5.30pm (May to September)
Where: Intaka Island, Grand Central Precinct, 2 Park Lane, Century City, Cape Town

Rollercade

Rollercade is an indoor roller-skating venue at Table Bay Mall in Sunningdale, positioned as Cape Town’s main roller-skating amusement park. The centre combines skating sessions with an arcade and pool tables in a supervised setting aimed at families.

Skating sessions run for two hours, with skate hire and safety gear included in the standard booking. Skates are stocked across a range of sizes to accommodate both first-timers and more experienced skaters attempting tricks on the rink. Guests who prefer to use their own skates can book at a reduced rate.

Cost: R180 (2-hour session, includes skate & safety gear hire) | R100 (bring own skates) | R40 (spectator fee). Book now on the website.

When: Sunday – Thursday 10am to 6pm | Friday & Saturday 10am to 9pm
Where: Rollercade, Table Bay Mall, corner Berkshire Boulevard and R27, Sunningdale, Cape Town

Cape Wheel

The Cape Wheel is a 40-metre observation wheel situated on the Lawns at Breakwater Boulevard in the V&A Waterfront. The attraction offers a 360-degree view of Cape Town across four full revolutions per ride, taking in landmarks including Table Mountain, Signal Hill, Robben Island, Granger Bay and Cape Town Stadium.

The wheel operates 30 fully enclosed, air-conditioned cabins, making the ride accessible in most weather conditions. A VIP cabin option is available for those seeking a more exclusive experience, featuring tinted windows, leather seating, a glass floor and music, along with a complimentary bottle of sparkling wine or a non-alcoholic alternative.

When: Monday – Sunday | 10am to 10pm
Where: Cape Wheel, The Lawns, Breakwater Boulevard, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town

City Sightseeing Canal Cruise

City Sightseeing’s Canal Cruise is a hop-on hop-off boat service that runs along the canal linking Cape Town’s Foreshore precinct with the V&A Waterfront. The ticket is valid for the full day, allowing passengers to board and disembark at any of the stops along the route.

The 20-minute cruise passes Battery Park, home to the city’s stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking community, along with the CTICC, the Harbour Bridge Hotel and the One&Only Cape Town. On-board commentary covers stories from the canal’s history, including the tale of the so-called “suitcase of money,” and is available in 15 languages, with a separate audio channel for children.

The cruise is weather dependent, and operational status should be checked on the day of travel.

Cost: R70 (adult) | R35 (child). Book now on the website.

When: Monday – Sunday | 9am to 5pm, departs every 30 to 60 minutes
Where: V&A Waterfront, behind the One & Only Hotel (Stop 1), Dock Road, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town; additional stop at the Cape Town Convention Centre, next to the Westin Hotel

Cool Runnings Toboggan Rides

Cool Runnings is a downhill tobogganing park in Tygervalley, built around Africa’s first cable-hauled toboggan track. Riders are pulled to the top of the course by cable rather than climbing, before descending 1.25 kilometres of stainless steel track on a wheeled bobsled.

The route includes 17 corners, S-bends and a tunnel, with riders able to control their own speed using a brake lever on each toboggan. Two-person riding is permitted, allowing younger children to take part alongside an adult; children under three are not permitted on the ride. Multi-ride tickets and unlimited-ride passes bring down the per-ride cost for longer visits.

The site regularly hosts birthday parties, bachelor and bachelorette events, team-building days and school outings, with free entry offered for these group bookings. The park closes during rain for safety reasons, so operating status can vary on the day.

Cost: R110 (single ride, adult 15+) | R100 (single ride, child 3–14) | R550 (unlimited rides, weekday) | R1,400 (unlimited rides, day pass) | 10% discount for online bookings. Book now on the website.

When: Mon to Fri 11am to 6pm | Weekends, public and school holidays 9am to 6pm
Where: Cool Runnings, Toboggan Family Park, off Carl Cronje Drive, Tygervalley, Cape Town

Take The Stage

Take The Stage is the V&A Waterfront’s ongoing platform for emerging performers, running as a series of free sunset concerts at the Amphitheatre. The series has been running for more than a decade, giving local musicians, singer-songwriters and performance groups a public stage to build their audiences.

Past lineups have included Daniel Baron, Jonathan Rubain, Lana Crowster and Kristi Lowe, spanning genres from solo singer-songwriter sets to jazz bands and dance performances. The series is programmed by the V&A Waterfront as part of its broader calendar of free entertainment.

Cost: Free

When: 8 November 2026, 22 November 2026 and 6 December 2026 | 6pm to 7pm
Where: V&A Amphitheatre, Dock Road, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town

Rush

Rush is an indoor activity and entertainment centre in Claremont offering trampolining alongside climbing walls, obstacle courses and dodgeball. The venue, part of a two-branch operation that also includes a Johannesburg location, is built around adrenaline-focused activities for a wide age range.

The Ninja Warrior obstacle course tests balance and endurance across hoops, monkey bars and platforms above a foam pit, while sparring beams let visitors face off with padded batons over airbags. Climbing walls are graded from beginner to advanced, with automatic belays and certified instructors on hand. The main trampoline area spans several zones, including a parkour-style wall jump section and a large area with trampolines of varying bounce.

Grip socks are required and can be purchased on arrival for repeated use on future visits. A cafe on site serves coffee, slushies and snacks; outside food and drink are not permitted.

Cost: R160 (one hour all-access) | R200 (one hour parent and toddler all-access) | R100 (additional hour) | R40 (grip socks, required, reusable). Book now on the website.

When: Tues to Thurs 11am to 7pm | Fri & Sat 9am to 8pm | Sun 9am to 6pm (school holidays: Mon to Thurs 9am to 7pm, Fri & Sat 9am to 8pm, Sun 9am to 6pm)
Where: Stadium on Main, corner of Main Road and 25 Stegman Road, Claremont, Cape Town

Alpaca Loom Petting Zoo

The Alpaca Loom is a working farm and craft studio just outside Paarl, combining a petting zoo with guided alpaca experiences and an on-site weaving operation. Visitors can feed and interact with the resident alpaca herd at any time during opening hours, with entry to the shop, weaving studio and petting zoo free of charge.

The Alpaca Barn Tour runs three times daily and introduces visitors to the herd, including the youngest crias, alongside information on alpaca behaviour and fibre production. No advance booking is required. For a more active option, the Alpaca Walk pairs visitors with a haltered alpaca for a guided walk around the farm and surrounding grounds, available twice daily or by appointment.

An Alpaca Agility Course lets participants lead an alpaca through a series of obstacles, suited to both children and adults. Inside the studio, visitors can watch weavers at work producing items sold in the on-site shop, including shawls, scarves and other alpaca fibre goods. Coffee and light refreshments are available at the attached coffee shop.

Cost: Petting zoo entry free | Feed cup R20 | Alpaca Barn Tour R80 (adult) R60 (pensioner/student) R50 (child) free under 3 | Alpaca Walk R150 per person, minimum 2 people.

When: Monday – Sunday | 9.30am to 5.30pm | Barn tours at 11am, 1pm and 3pm | Alpaca Walk at 10am and 4pm
Where: The Alpaca Loom, Suid-Agter-Paarl Road, Southern Paarl, Western Cape

Weekend Markets in Cape Town and Surrounds

Bay Harbour Market

The Bay Harbour Market offers an authentic and eclectic blend of all things South African. Visitors can browse through high-quality gifts and mementos whilst they sing along to the sounds of local musicians and enjoy the sample street food on offer.

The market is housed in an abandoned fish factory, which has been turned into a vibrant wharf-side warehouse space. The result is an energy-rich, colourful, creative and lively atmosphere enjoyed by locals and tourists alike.

Guests can expect a proudly South African range of unique handmade items, from leather goods to timepieces, art and quirky stationery. Like most of Cape Town’s markets, you can also expect to find health and wellness products on offer.

The food sold at the market is freshly made and supplied by local farmers, ensuring that everyone is catered for. This includes vegetarian, gluten-free and banting-friendly options. Once you’ve finished your shopping or perusing, you can sit down and enjoy a drink while being serenaded by the local musicians.

Where: 31 Harbour Rd, Hout Bay, Cape Town
When: Friday – Sunday | 5pm – 9pm (Fri) | 9:30am – 4pm (Sat & Sun)

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South African Astronomical Observatory

The Observatory regularly opens its doors to the public with an affordable night-time tour of the facility, its history, and its importance in modern astronomy. Guests have the chance to visit the library, browse an impressive collection of astronomical instruments, photographs, and exhibits that tell the story of South African astronomy through the ages.

Weather permitting, the experience culminates in a stargazing session with both the historic McClean Telescope and SAAO’s modern Dobsonian telescopes, offering breathtaking views of celestial objects, distant galaxies, and the wonders of our night sky.

Tour fees go towards the NRF|SAAO’s education, public outreach, and socio-economic development programs.

Cost: R50 (per adult) | Free for children under 6. Book now on Quicket.

When: 2nd & 4th Saturday of every month | 8pm – 10pm
Where: 1 Observatory Rd, Observatory, Cape Town

Mojo Market

Mojo Market is a trendy food and lifestyle market in Sea Point. Unlike any other market in Cape Town, it is open every day of the week and offers a great place to meet old friends, make new ones and find some much-needed ‘mojo’.

For cheap entertainment, Mojo Market is a go-to destination. There’s something new on almost every day of the week, whether it’s karaoke on Mondays, jazz performances in the week, stand-up comedy on Thursdays, or salsa lessons on Sundays. Best of all? All of these activities are completely free to join, with a whole host of affordable food and drink spots throughout the market.

When: Monday – Sunday | 11am – 9pm
Where: 30 Regent Rd, Sea Point

Wine Tasting at Constantia Glen

Trying some award-winning wine at an affordable price point is a bucket list item for anyone in Cape Town, and Constantia Glen offers scenic tasting experiences in the city’s picturesque winelands. Guests get to choose from five different wine selections, with options ranging from signature blends to Cap Classiques and more.

Cradled between the Constantiaberg and Table Mountain, Constantia Glen is a favourite among enthusiasts for its cool climate wines and unique setting. The glasshouse-style tasting room overlooks the rolling vineyards, making it a relaxing outing that’s refined and easy on the budget.

Cost: From R165 per person. Book now on the website.

When: 10h30 – 18h00 (Sunday – Thursday) | 10h30 – 21h00 (Friday & Saturday)
Where: Constantia Glen, Constantia Main Rd, Constantia, Cape Town

Waterfront Charters 30-minute Seal & Harbour Cruise

Waterfront Charters offers a 30-minute guided cruise through Cape Town’s working harbour aboard the Southern Cross, a classical trawler-based vessel with twin viewing decks. The company has operated harbour tours from the V&A Waterfront for more than three decades.

The route takes in both historic and modern sections of the docks, with close-up views of resident Cape Fur seals and the ships that visit Cape Town’s shores. The cruise concludes with a short venture out of the harbour mouth, offering views of the Table Mountain range and the city skyline.

Waterfront Charters operates a pool of vessels to accommodate weather and seasonal demand, so the specific boat used on the day may vary from the one advertised.

Cost: R80 adults | R40 kids | Toddlers free. Book now on the website.

When: Daily from 9.30am, times may vary
Where: Waterfront Charters, Shop 5, Quay 5, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town (next to Sevruga Restaurant)

777 Coffee Roastery

The “Triple 7” as it is called by regulars, 777 is a downtown coffee shop right in the middle of Cape Town’s business district, making it a favoured spot for quick lunches and catch-up meetings. More importantly, it rejects the usual problem of overpriced coffee in the City Centre with cheap drinks and a small, affordable lunch menu. With commercial pilot, business owner, and charismatic barista Bosaqr at the helm, the cafe has a distinct aviation theme, adding a fun quirk to their enthusiast-grade coffee from exclusive, high-altitude farms, beloved sandwiches, and newly added smash burgers.

The space is known for being warm and inviting, with friendly workers and a view of Table Mountain – a reputation which has kept it at a full 5 stars on Google Maps and all other major reviewing sites.

When: Monday – Sunday | 6am – 9.30pm
Where: 66 Keerom St, Cape Town City Centre

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Ratanga Park

Found in what once was Cape Town’s biggest amusement park, Ratanga Park now offers a huge, natural public space, complete with walkways, benches, and open green grass that’s perfect for a picnic. The area is surrounded by Century City’s reflective canals and has a nearly-unrivalled view of Table Mountain, with a children’s play area and facilities for dog-walking. Furthermore, the nearby commercial district is filled with restaurants, cafes, and shops to keep busy after visiting the park.

When: Monday – Sunday | Sunrise – Sunset
Where: 4 Conference Ln, Century City, Cape Town

Chart Farm

Rose-lovers can pick their very own favourites from a wide variety of colourful and fragrant flowers at Chart Farm. Their in-house garden consists of about 6,000 rose bushes, all with unique appearances and names. The rose picking activity is their most in-demand service, as guests can walk around the scenic Wynberg farm and decide which ones to add to their bouquet.

Cost: R10 per stem (pick-your-own). More information is available on the website.

When: Monday – Sunday | 9am – 4pm
Where: 1A Klaasens Rd, Wynberg, Cape Town

Putt-Putt

A favourite Mother City activity for those who love a cheap outing, putt-putt in Three Anchor Bay is a great couples and group activity that is exceptionally affordable. There are no guidelines for games, making it possible for players to make it as casual (or as competitive) as wanted. Additionally, with views over the restless Atlantic Ocean, which is especially lovely as the sun sets in the evening, it’s a great way to enjoy Cape Town’s natural beauty without paying an arm and a leg.

Another great benefit is its location, as Putt-Putt is a short walk away from the Sea Point Promenade, the DHL Stadium, and the entire V&A Waterfront precinct – making it an enjoyable little stop on a long day spent in the city.

When: Monday – Sunday | 9am – 9pm
Where: Beach Rd, Sea Point, Cape Town

Le Bonheur Reptile Adventures

Le Bonheur Reptile Adventures is a reptile-focused attraction on a farm between Paarl and Franschhoek, home to a bask of more than 200 Nile crocodiles ranging from hatchlings to adults. The venue is registered for nature conservation and runs several guided tours a day across its dam system.

Guided croc pond tours run roughly ten times daily, taking visitors along elevated walkways over four dams, with a subsurface viewing cabin offering underwater views of the crocodiles. A separate snake exhibit, “Snakes in Transit,” houses both indigenous and exotic species, with live handling demonstrations held on weekends and public holidays.

For a closer encounter, crocodile cage diving lets participants aged nine and older spend around 20 minutes in a secure, water-filled cage submerged in one of the crocodile dams, both above and below the surface. Seasonal night dives are also offered during the warmer months.

Cost: Guided croc pond tour R35–R62 (age dependent) | Crocodile cage dive R560 (adult) R420 (under 18) | Couples cage dive special R1,000 | Entry to grounds free. Book now on the website.

When: Daily from 9.30am, times may vary
Where: Le Bonheur Reptiles & Adventures, Babylonstoren Road, Simondium

District Six Museum

This iconic cultural hub of learning in Cape Town is home to the memories and histories of forced removals under the Apartheid regime in South Africa. The museum is a carefully curated space promoting social justice for the community of District Six while serving as a place of learning and deep reflection on the harsh truths of this history. It encourages visitors to confront the realities of the past by observing the stories of forced removals through collections, exhibitions and education programmes.

Guests can also book a guided tour with an ex-resident of the area, who can give their invaluable personal insight into the displacement and how it affected individuals, families, and the entire community.

Cost: R65 per person | Free for ex-residents from areas of forced removals. Book now on the website.

When: Monday – Saturday | 9am – 4pm
Where: 25 Buitenkant Street, District Six, Cape Town

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Killarney Raceway

Killarney International Raceway is the premier destination for Cape Town’s petrolheads, with a wide range of racing competitions nearly every weekend, featuring everything from Modified Saloon Cars to Sports & GT Cars, Superbikes, and more.

Viewers watch the excitement as top local drivers compete at full speed to chase redemption, defend their name, overtake rivals, and try to finish on the podium; catching every turn, every corner, and every last-second decision at the historic raceway grounds.

Every weekend is also a family-friendly event with kiddies’ play areas, food stalls, and refreshing drinks for all to enjoy.

Cost: R100 (general admission online) | R10 (kids admission). Upcoming events are on the website.

When: Most weekends | Typically from 8am | Doors usually open from 6.30am
Where: Killarney International Raceway, 6 Potsdam Road, Table View

Polkadraai Farm

Polkadraai Farm is a working strawberry farm that opens its fields to the public for pick-your-own harvesting each season, typically from September through to January. The farm has been producing strawberries for several decades and holds GlobalGAP certification, an internationally recognised food safety and good agricultural practice standard audited annually by an independent third party.

Beyond the strawberry fields, the farm accommodates a bike park, tractor rides, pony rides, pedal karts, mini golf, a playground, a food court and a food and wine shop stocking jams, preserves, dried fruit, estate wines and farm produce. The farm stall also carries a selection of local wines.

Strawberry picking is temporarily closed for the winter.

Cost: Strawberry picking from R60pp. Tractor rides R25pp. Mini golf R25pp. Pony rides R25 per child. Bike park from R70 per day.

When: Daily | 9am to 4pm
Where: Polkadraai Farm, M12 Stellenbosch Arterial Road, Stellenbosch

Silvermine

Between the Cape Winelands, Noordhoek’s mountains, and the Tokai Forest, with a beautifully reflective dam at its centre, there are few natural locations as gorgeous as Silvermine. Whether going for a friendly hike, a walk with a furry friend, a group picnic, looking at the colourful fynbos, or swimming a couple of laps in the refreshing mountain water, it’s ideal for relaxing and resetting in nature.

As a SAN Park, it does cost a nominal fee to enter. However, Silvermine more than makes up for the cost with its breathtaking views and tranquil atmosphere.

Cost: R44 per adult (South African residents, 12+) | R22 (2-11 yrs).

When: Entry by sunrise, exit by sunset
Where: Silvermine Dam, Silvermine, Cape Town

The Labia

A favourite of moviegoers in the city, the Labia Theatre maintains a balanced selection of major blockbusters and independent films, with new titles rotating weekly. The theatre has affordable tickets, a fully licensed bar, classic movie snacks, and close proximity to Kloof Street’s famous restaurants and cafes.

Even better, the Labia has special deals throughout the week where filmgoers can get two movie tickets and two meals from nearby restaurants. Whether it’s two toasties from trendy hotspot Our Local or two nachos from Chingada’s, each deal is only R200, making going out for dinner and watching a film more affordable than ever. More information is available on the website.

Cost: R90 per ticket | R60 (Students/Pensioners/Children). Bookings can be made in person or online – this week’s movies are available on the website.

When: Monday – Sunday | Early showings from 11.30am | Final showings from 8.30pm
Where: 68 Orange Street, Gardens, Cape Town