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We’ve seen some wonderful photos of Table Mountain’s cheeky resident dassies uploaded to our Flickr group over the past few weeks. Keep them coming in!

Table Mountain view

Table Mountain has provided many locals and international visitors the opportunity to forever hold a magical piece of Cape Town in their hearts. The experience one has when travelling to the top of the mountain is, for some, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and one worth treasuring.

Amazing! That’s what Cape Town is. The minute we exited the airport we were greeted by a view of Table Mountain.

Simply love this shot of a dassie on the run! We always knew dassies were agile climbers – thanks to special pads on the soles of their feet – but never in our life would we have guessed that they are also expert sprinters.

The Cableway’s popular Sunset Special is drawing to a close at the end of February. This is your last chance to make the most of warm summer evenings, and purchase half-price return Cableway tickets after 18h00.

A gorgeous use of light and lines makes this photograph of Tafelberg Road one of our favourites!

On misty Monday mornings like this, visibility at the top of Table Mountain is usually zero and it’s pretty cold! Nevertheless, it’s a novel, mysterious experience that will give you a different kind of memory.

A beautifully moody photograph shows Buddhist monks from Gujarat, India, on the summit of Table Mountain. It is our sacred mountain, after all.

A striking sunset view from Lion’s Head, as a pool of clouds collects above the coastline. Make the most of the Cableway’s Sunset Special rates, on offer until the end of February 2012, and enjoy your very own incredible sunset experience at the top of Table Mountain.

When the sun is out and the days are warm, a visit to Table Mountain is the perfect way to enjoy the Mother City and take in some fresh air.