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CapeNature is the custodian of the Western Cape’s natural environment which includes Kogelberg Nature Reserve.
Enjoy the following activities at Kogelberg Nature Reserve:
Tariffs
CapeNature charges access and activity fees to all visitors not in possession of a valid Wild Card.
Please Note:
CapeNature’s Wild Card is the most affordable way to explore! Wild Card membership gives you one year’s unlimited access to the Wild partner parks, reserves and resorts, depending on the type of cluster you choose. Membership is available for an individual, couple or family, while foreign visitors can get International Wild Card membership.
Your Wild Card also includes:
A CapeNature Wild Card is a gift that will create memories and boundless joy for family, friends and colleagues who are outdoor enthusiasts.
For more information and to buy your Wild Card online, contact CapeNature directly.
CapeNature is responsible for the administration and issuing of various permits for outdoor activities that include:
CapeNature reserves each offer a range of accommodation options for those visitors wanting to spend more than a day enjoying the great outdoors.
CapeNature Accommodation
Browse the selection at the CapeNature bookings link, here.
CapeNature Visitor App
Experience nature in the Western Cape with CapeNature’s convenient mobile Visitor App!
“The Kogelberg Nature Reserve is a great place to go. We did the Oudebosch - Leopard's Kloof Trail. The trail goes through an indigenous forest and has stunning views with a steep descent towards Betty's Bay.” Rolf
“A quiet, well preserved natural beauty.” Jean-Mari
“We did the Palmiet River Walk. The walk rambles along the edge of the Palmiet River for about two hours, but plan for a few hours so you can stop along the way. Take your costume because there are plenty of swimming spots. Beautiful fynbos, so a camera is a must if you love photography. I've done this walk twice, once in winter and once in summer, and the vegetation was different each time.” Bonnie
“I can highly recommend the Palmiet River Trail. It is pretty flat and follows the contour of the river. There are multiple places to swim along the route but there is a nice little beach section about three to four kilometres into the hike. Be aware that there is not a lot of shade on this hike. I recommend booking your CapeNature permit ahead of time to avoid disappointment at the gate. As always when hiking in the Cape, take water, a hat, sunscreen, warm top, fully-charged cellphone.” Oliver
“An idyll amongst the majestic mountains of the Kogelberg. Each cabin is different but all are well equipped and most have wonderful views. In my opinion, Marsh Rose has the best view and is set slightly apart from the others.” Laura
