The venue is one of the oldest operational seaside water slides in South Africa.
It is situated on the shoreline of False Bay, known for having warmer water temperatures than the Atlantic side of the Cape Peninsula.
The slides are physically integrated into the beach architecture, offering direct views of the Indian Ocean from the top platforms.
The facility is designed for quick cycles, allowing for high-frequency sliding throughout the day.
The slides are often frequented by local surfers finishing sessions at the nearby Surfers Corner.
Muizenberg Water Slides is a seasonal beachfront water park located directly on the Muizenberg coast in Cape Town. The facility features three distinct slides: the 'Speed' slide, the 'Dome' slide, and the 'Junior' slide. It operates exclusively during the warmer summer months when weather conditions permit. The slides utilize treated water circulated through a pump system. The venue is positioned directly adjacent to the Muizenberg promenade and beach. Visitors receive entry wristbands allowing for unlimited runs during the duration of their session. The facility is managed as a family-oriented recreation site. It is located at the 20a Beach Road address in the Muizenberg district.
From the beach promenade looking up at the slides against the backdrop of the ocean.
Bring a change of clothes and a towel, as there are communal changing facilities.
Apply high-SPF sunscreen, as there is limited shade at the top of the slide towers.
Arrive early in the day to secure a spot on the limited grass or bench seating areas.
Do not visit during overcast or windy days, as the facility may close due to weather conditions or low temperatures.
Open only during the summer season; closed during winter months and on rainy or high-wind days.
Swimwear is required. No denim or sharp metal accessories allowed on the slides to prevent damage to the surface and injury.
