Cape Town's False Bay, known for its white, sandy beaches and warmer Indian Ocean water, is also the site for one of the city's more unusual activities: waterbiking.
This water-based activity will have you sitting astride a bicycle that sits on top of two buoyant pontoons. You do not need any experience or skills to enjoy pedalling these stable, fun and easy-to-ride watercraft. Pedal to go forward and use the handlebars to steer, all the while enjoying views of Cape Town's seaside…
Cape Town's False Bay, known for its white, sandy beaches and warmer Indian Ocean water, is also the site for one of the city's more unusual activities: waterbiking.
This water-based activity will have you sitting astride a bicycle that sits on top of two buoyant pontoons. You do not need any experience or skills to enjoy pedalling these stable, fun and easy-to-ride watercraft. Pedal to go forward and use the handlebars to steer, all the while enjoying views of Cape Town's seaside villages.
Waterbikes are available for rent from the Simon's Town pier or join a group for a guided tour. These are motorless and silent, so you may see whales (in season) as well as dolphins, seals, African penguins and a variety of marine birds. Explore without an impact on the environment.
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