A Clock that keeps ticking
Intaka Island is open to visitors and groups 364 days a year (we are closed on Christmas Day)
Adult R18.00
Children R10.00
Pensioners R10.00
Boat Ride R45.00
Intaka Island is open to visitors and groups 364 days a year (we are closed on Christmas Day)
For your convenience we’ve listed some of the most popular eateries for you.
Visit the full restaurant directory.
crystal.capetown.sales@marriotthotels.com
+27 21 525 3888
crystal.capetown.sales@marriotthotels.com
+27 21 525 3888
For your convenience we’ve listed some of the most popular sporting activities for you.
Visit the full sporting activities directory
secretary@centurycitycanoeclub.co.za
+27 83 299 6569
capetown@touchrugby.co.za
+27 21 439 8646
31 March 2017 - 17 April 2017
27 April 2017 - 01 May 2017
Always refer to www.ratanga.co.za to confirm opening dates and times. Subject to change.
Full Adventurer Ticket R179 p/p (Over 1.3m tall)
Mini Adventurer Ticket R95 p/p (Below 1.3m tall)
Fun Pass R70 p/p
With a drop of 18,5m, this is one of the highest log flume rides in the world and is among the most thrilling of the rides in the park. An exhilarating plunge into the abyss. The only way out is down!
A high adrenaline ride rated as one of the most thrilling extreme rides in the world. Combining elements from skydiving and bungie-jumping, the Slingshot skycoaster enables “flyers” to enjoy the exhilarating sensations experienced in these two sports
This is one of the most challenging rides a suspended looping coaster which catapults riders from a height of 32m along 779m of track at up to four times the force of gravity and speeds of close to 100km/h.
A family coaster ride through the jungle provides fun for the whole family and an ideal initiation into the world of roller coasters. Fun for all!
Climb aboard the swinging boat, and watch the others shrink and grow as you go!!
As part of its initiative to enrich the urban environment of Century City for both visitors and residents, the Century City Property Owners' Association, in conjunction with the Rabie Property Group, has embarked on a multi-faceted programme of outdoor educational exhibits and art works. A programme of pedestrian level information plaques have been erected to explain the exhibits.
The Art Route consists of a number of mosaic and sculptural pieces including Ibis Rising, a mural mosaic on the walls of The Island Club; Family Reunion, a poignant wooden piece carved from a tree trunk; and Feather Lane, a series of circular mosaic meditations set in the paving of a lane leading down to Intaka Island. Other works include Steel and Shadow and Painted Tiles.
The Century City Arts Foundation, which has Public Benefit Organisation Status, was formed with the aim of making Century City a destination for art. It aims to preserve, foster and communicate the arts in Century City by providing facilities, opportunities, a platform and a forum for both established and aspirant artists across all art genres.
