Directions to Atlantis Dunes from Cape Town

Atlantis Dunes sits inside the Witzands Aquifer Nature Reserve on the West Coast, approximately 45–60 minutes from central Cape Town, depending on traffic. The exact meeting point inside the reserve is confirmed with your booking, because the staging area moves with wind and dune conditions.

Driving route

From central Cape Town, take the N1 or M5 to the N7, then the R307 towards Atlantis and Silwerstroomstrand. Fill up and buy water before you leave the N7 — there are no shops inside the reserve and mobile signal is patchy in the dune field.

Arrival and timing

Arrive at least fifteen minutes before your slot. Permits and indemnity forms take a few minutes per rider, and departures run to a schedule so that no group overlaps another on the dunes. We operate daily except wednesdays, 08:0017:00.

Getting there without a car

Book the quad biking package with Cape Town transfers and we collect you, run the tour and return you to your pickup point.

Quad biking nature trail through the Witzands Aquifer Nature Reserve dunes

Getting there — questions

How far is Atlantis Dunes from Cape Town?
Atlantis Dunes is approximately 45–60 minutes from central Cape Town, depending on traffic, north of the city on the West Coast.
What is the route to Atlantis Dunes?
Take the N1 or M5 to the N7, then the R307 towards Atlantis and Silwerstroomstrand. The final approach is on open road and clearly signposted towards the reserve.
Where exactly do we meet?
The exact meeting point inside the reserve is confirmed with your booking, because the staging area moves with wind and dune conditions.
Is there parking at the dunes?
Yes, there is parking at the staging area inside the reserve. It is an unattended conservation area, so take valuables with you rather than leaving them in the car.
Can I get an Uber to Atlantis Dunes?
Getting there by ride-hailing is sometimes possible, but returning is unreliable because coverage at the reserve is poor. If you are not self-driving, book the transfer package instead.