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Coastal Forage Experience with Veld & Sea - 9 December

Scarborough Beach + Veld and Sea HQ, Cape Point, Plateau Road 7976, Cape Peninsula

  • Wednesday, Dec 09, 2026
  • 08:45 AM - 01:45 PM

Whats It's All About

The Coastal Forage Experience with Veld & Sea is an educational and hands-on workshop that teaches participants about sustainable coastal foraging along the Atlantic coast of Cape Town.

The Vibe

A knowledgeable and interactive outdoor experience focused on learning about wild coastal food and sustainability practices.

Perfect For

  • Anyone interested in learning to identify edible seaweeds and mussels sustainably
  • Chefs looking to incorporate unique local ingredients into their cuisine
  • Families or groups seeking a morning of educational fun followed by lunch

Insider Tip

Booking early is advised as the low-tide mornings are limited, ensuring you get the full experience.

Whats On Offer

  • Guided intertidal foraging sessions with identification and ecological context
  • Seasonally inspired lunch meal and dessert prepared from harvested wild ingredients
  • Follow-up mailer covering species ID, recipes, tide charts, and more
  • Interactive Botanical Drinks created with wild syrups, tinctures, and smoked seaweeds

Logistics

  • Hours: The event runs from 8:45 am to 1:45 pm.
  • Price: RR (Tickets are R1600 per person for adults, R650 for children under 17, and free for those under 2).
  • Getting a Table/Tickets: Booking in advance is recommended as tickets can be purchased at the cost mentioned above.
  • Amenities:
    • Clothes you don't mind getting wet or sandy
    • Live music during lunch
    • Food and drinks provided after foraging
    • Seating area available
    • Rain-proof plan not specified, so dress accordingly

Venue Location

Scarborough Beach + Veld and Sea HQ, Cape Point, Plateau Road 7976, Cape Peninsula

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