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I am not going to lie, when I flew into South Africa for the first time many years ago, I was mesmerised with the beauty of the area especially Table Mountain. It has been a dream of mine to take the cable car up and down, but a little fear was on my side (I suffer vertigo), so after many years of attempting this, I finally made it!

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I was given a surprise from a friend with a picnic basket of delicious goodies and off we went (my partner and me) to the gates of the cable car. I was a little apprehensive at first, but it all seemed to dissolve when we were in the cable car itself. The take-off was smooth moving and before I knew it, we had reached half way. The views were absolutely stunning as the cable car rotated a 360 view for everyone to see. I was not scared at all!

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Arriving at the top, we enjoyed a browse through the curio shops and a coffee at the restaurant before meandering the designated paths, happily snapping pictures of every view possible.

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It was time to open our picnic basket of delicious food, so we found the best spot for our picnic and laid it out. It was a quiet spot, less populated with views to die for. I mean, simply perfect!

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Putting our feet up, we sipped champagne and socking in the immense beauty and smells of the prolific native plants and flowers around us, enjoying every breath we took.

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In my personal experience, a picnic on Table Mountain is a delightful way to enjoy this day adventure in the mother city. Take a rug, a cool box and fill it with your goodies of choice. Don’t forget to take sunblock and a jackets as it can get cold up there.

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Blog & Images by Michelle Lewis – Acacia Sales & Marketing