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UNDER RENOVATION: JUNE - NOV'22

Cape Wheel

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Enjoy a spectacular 360-degree panoramic view of the Mother City from the iconic and vibrant V&A Waterfront on the Cape Wheel. From a vantage point high in the sky, gorgeous views of Table Mountain, Robben Island, the Cape Town city skyline and local mountains are unveiled. The breath-taking display is enjoyed for four revolutions a ride, lasting about 15 minutes. Two wheelchair-friendly cabins are available, making this an inviting experience for everyone.

Panoramic views

Detailed views of the V&A Waterfront

Wheelchair-friendly

Instant confirmation - Mobile ticket

Important Information

Located in the heart of the V&A Waterfront

10h00 - 22h30

Every day - this ticket is valid for single entry for 14 days after the chosen date

Your viewing experience across the Mother City includes Table Mountain, Robben Island, Cape Town City skyline, Paarl Mountains, and the Cape Town Stadium

The Cape Wheel offers 30 fully enclosed air conditioned cabins that will take you 40 metres above the ground in safety and comfort on the four revolution ride

Souvenirs, food, drinks

Please see the MEGA PASS

HIGHLIGHTS

Best views of Table Mountain
Big Wheel Waterfront
The Cape Wheel

MORE INFORMATION

Panoramic views of the Atlantic Coast, Robben Island, Cape Town skyline Table Mountain and Hottentots range
Detailed views of the working harbour, V&A Waterfront
Wheelchair-friendly

History

The Wheel of Excellence, now also known as the Cape Wheel, was designed by Ronald Bussink, and was constructed in Germany in 2007. The Cape Town Wheel, which stands 50 metres high and takes nearly a week to assemble, has travelled around the world, visiting Belgium twice, Germany twice and Sweden from 2009-2010. It first visited Cape Town in 2010 where it was initially meant to remain for only a six-month period during the FIFA World Cup. But since then it has found a permanent home at the V&A Waterfront, the oldest working harbour in Cape Town.