ECO-WALKS | CULTURAL HERITAGE | INDIGENOUS knowledge

Plan Your Indigenous Journey:


An On-the-Ground Session with Chief Kingsley

Duration: Full Day

Hosted by: Chief Kingsley from the Gorachouqua 

Language: English
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NATURE WALKS, TRAILS AND HIKE

Pack your hiking boots this one can get muddy

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DESIGNED FOR CULTURE AND NATURE ENTHUSIASTS

Don't Forget Your Binoculars and Camera📷

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About This Experience:

Set foot on a profound earthbound journey in the heart of Cape Town with Chief Kingsley, a respected leader from the Gorachouqua Tribe. This full-day walk isn’t just a trek through the stunning Kalk Bay area; it's a deep dive into the cultural heritage and ecological wonders of the region.


Tailored to Your Curiosity:

Chief Kingsley will guide you along paths woven with the lore of the land, offering immersive insights into the local biodiversity and the traditions that celebrate and protect it.


Flexibility in Planning:
We understand that the weather and other elements can be unpredictable. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the tour starts.

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Meeting Point: 🚂

Your adventure begins at the Kalk Bay Train Station. Look for Chief Kingsley, adorned in traditional attire, ready to welcome you to a day of spiritual and ecological exploration.

About Your Guide:


Chief Kingsley is a descendant of the Gorachouqua Tribe and a custodian of their ancient wisdom. His expertise in indigenous plant medicines and the natural world of the Cape positions him as an ideal guide for your day's journey.


Learn more about Chief Kingsley here

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What you will learn:

  • Connect with ancient wisdom through stories, ceremonies, and music.
  • Discover unique flora and fauna along the Trappies Kop and Kalk Bay Caves.
  • Contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage through your participation.
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Personalized Eco-Journey:

Craft a journey that harmonizes with the rhythms of nature and the wisdom of the ancients.

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Discover Sacred Sites:

Unearth the secrets of Kalk Bay with a guide who calls it home.

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Exclusive Insight:
Receive a cultural and natural history guidebook unique to this walk.

  • Do I need to be physically fit to participate in the Kalk Bay Indigenous Walk?

    Yes, participants should have a moderate level of fitness as the walk includes mountainous terrains and can last several hours. It's important to be comfortable with walking and standing for extended periods.

  • What should I bring to the Kalk Bay Indigenous Walk?

    You should bring comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, water, sun protection, and a camera or binoculars for sightseeing. It’s also recommended to bring a heart open to learning and an adventurous spirit!

  • Are there any cultural sensitivities I should be aware of during the Indigenous Walk?

    Respect for the local customs and traditions is paramount. Participants are expected to listen attentively during storytelling and ceremonies and to follow the guidance of Chief Kingsley regarding appropriate behavior at sacred sites.

  • Can the Kalk Bay Indigenous Walk be canceled due to weather?

    Yes, the walk is subject to weather conditions. If the forecast suggests inclement weather, the walk may be rescheduled to ensure the safety and comfort of all participants.

  • Is the Kalk Bay Indigenous Walk suitable for children?

    The walk is suited for individuals 16 years and older, due to the spiritual and educational nature of the experience. If you have children under 16 who you believe would be suitable for the walk, please contact us to discuss.

  • How does the Kalk Bay Indigenous Walk contribute to local conservation efforts?

    A portion of the proceeds from the walk goes towards supporting local conservation projects that work to preserve the natural and cultural heritage of Kalk Bay. By participating, you are directly contributing to these efforts.

Location History

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking vistas of Kalk Bay, a historic port rich with cultural and ecological significance.


Here, the legacy of the Gorachouqua Tribe intertwines with the vibrant marine life of the coast, offering an unmatched setting for conservation-minded cultural engagement.


Each step on this journey contributes to the Indigenous Walks Foundation's mission to preserve the region's history and ecology, making it an exceptional experience for those wishing to walk in harmony with the Earth's ancient stories.

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