ECO-SURFING | CULTURAL HERITAGE | INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE

Plan Your Indigenous Journey:


A Tour of the Cape Peninsula Coast with world surf Champion Cassiem "Cass" Collier


Embark on an extraordinary journey with Cassiem "Cass" Collier, a world champion surfer and cultural ambassador, as he guides you through the majestic waves and rich heritage of South Africa’s Cape Peninsula. This full-day tour seamlessly blends world-class surfing with profound cultural immersion, offering an unparalleled adventure that connects you with the land, its history, and its people.

Duration: Full Day

Hosted by: Cass Collier, World Champion Surfer and Cultural Ambassador

Language: English
A man is walking with a backpack and hiking poles.

SURFING, CULTURE, AND NATURE
Pack your surfboard and sunscreen for an unforgettable adventure

A cartoon drawing of a bee on a white background.
DESIGNED FOR CULTURE AND NATURE ENTHUSIASTS

Don't Forget Your Binoculars and Camera📷

SURF WITH AN IMPACT

Raised in Grassy Park on the Cape Flats, Cass Collier is not only a world champion surfer but also a living legend and founder of the Cass Collier Academy, responsible for empowering Africa's emerging young surfers.


He has transformed his passion for surfing into a force for good, empowering local youth and preserving cultural heritage. With over 20 years of teaching experience, Cass is the ultimate guide for this unforgettable journey.

BOOK NOW
A group of people in wet suits are doing yoga on the beach.
A man and a woman in wet suits are standing on a beach.
A group of people are sitting on the beach with surfboards.
A man and a woman are standing in the water.

About This Experience:

Embark on an extraordinary journey with Cassiem "Cass" Collier, a world champion surfer and cultural ambassador, as he guides you through the majestic waves and rich heritage of South Africa’s Cape Peninsula. This full-day tour seamlessly blends world-class surfing with profound cultural immersion, offering an unparalleled adventure that connects you with the land, its history, and its people.

Tailored to Your Curiosity:

Cass Collier will guide you through the waves and the stories of the land, offering immersive insights into the local surfing culture and indigenous heritage 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.

A cartoon bee is flying through the air on a white background.

Meeting Point: 🚂



Your adventure begins at Muizenberg Beach. Look for Cass Collier, ready to welcome you to a day of thrilling waves and cultural 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

Foodie Guide gif
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.

  • Do I need to be physically fit to participate in the Indigenous Surfing Tour?

    Yes, participants should have a moderate level of fitness as the tour includes physical activities such as surfing and can last several hours. It's important to be comfortable with physical exertion and being in the water for extended periods. We recommend regular exercise leading up to the tour to ensure you can fully enjoy the experience.


  • What should I bring to the Indigenous Surfing Tour?

    You should bring:


    • Swimwear and a towel
    • Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat
    • Comfortable clothing for the cultural and scenic parts of the tour
    • A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated
    • A camera or smartphone to capture the memories
    • Cash or a card for lunch and any personal expenses

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

    Yes, we ask all participants to be respectful of the local customs and traditions. This includes:


    • Listening attentively and respectfully to the stories and teachings shared by our guides and local community members
    • Asking permission before taking photos of people or cultural sites
    • Being mindful of your language and behavior, especially around sacred sites and during cultural exchanges
    • Not partaking in any natural herbs or substances unless guided by the elder

  • Can the Indigenous Surfing Tour be canceled due to weather?

    Yes, as our activities are weather-dependent, we reserve the right to postpone or cancel tours for safety reasons. We prioritize your safety and will notify you as soon as possible if there are any changes due to weather conditions. In case of cancellation, we offer full refunds or the option to reschedule.

  • Is the Indigenous Surfing Tour suitable for children?

    The tour is generally recommended for adults and teenagers aged 16 and above due to the physical demands of surfing and the cultural content. However, younger children may participate if they are comfortable in the water and accompanied by a parent or guardian. Please contact us to discuss specific requirements.

  • How does the Indigenous Surfing Tour contribute to local conservation efforts?

    Your participation in the tour helps support local conservation initiatives, including:


    • Funding educational programs on environmental stewardship for local communities
    • Supporting the preservation of indigenous cultural sites and traditions
    • Promoting sustainable tourism practices that minimize environmental impact
    • Collaborating with local organizations to protect marine and coastal ecosystems

  • What safety measures are in place during the tour?

    We prioritize your safety with the following measures:


    • All guides are certified in first aid and have extensive surfing and guiding experience
    • Safety briefings are conducted before all activities
    • Surfing equipment is regularly inspected and maintained
    • Emergency contact systems are in place, including mobile phones and radios
    • Life jackets and other safety gear are provided as needed

  • What is included in the tour price?

    The tour price includes:


    • Full-day guidance by Cass Collier, a world champion surfer
    • Surf gear rental (surfboards and wetsuits)
    • Transportation between tour locations
    • Snacks and beverages throughout the day
    • Cultural and historical insights from local experts

  • What is not included in the tour price?

    The tour price does not include:


    • Lunch (participants are encouraged to bring cash or a card to purchase lunch from local vendors)
    • Personal expenses and souvenirs
    • Travel insurance (participants are encouraged to have their own travel insurance)

  • Can I book a private tour or customize the itinerary?

    Yes, private tours and customized itineraries are available upon request. Please contact us to discuss your preferences and requirements, and we will do our best to accommodate your needs.

  • How do I prepare for the Indigenous Surfing Tour?

    To prepare for the tour:


    • Ensure you have a moderate level of fitness and are comfortable with physical activity
    • Pack appropriate clothing and gear as listed above
    • Review the cultural sensitivity guidelines to ensure a respectful and enriching experience
    • Arrive at the meeting point on time and ready for an adventure
Location History

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking vistas of Cape Point and beyond, areas rich with cultural and ecological significance.


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


Each wave you ride and story you hear contributes to our mission to preserve the region's history and ecology, making it an exceptional experience for those wishing to surf in harmony with the Earth's ancient stories.