How much does it cost to enter Kirstenbosch Gardens?

How much does it cost to enter Kirstenbosch Gardens?

The Kirstenbosch tickets prices for adults is R55, for SA Students with the card the fee is R30, for children between 6 and 17 years the fee is R15 and for children below the age of 6 years the entry is free.

Is Kirstenbosch Gardens open during lockdown?

Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden Status: Kirstenbosch Estate is open to the public. Picnics are not allowed during adjusted level 4 regulations. Retail: Garden Centre, Bookshops and Giftshops are open. Restaurants: The Kirstenbosch Tea Room, Vida e Caffè and Moyo Kirstenbosch are open for take-away and sit-down meals.

Is Kirstenbosch open during Level 3?

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens South African National Biodiversity Institute’s have revised protocols for the operation of National Botanical Gardens under Adjusted Alert Level 3 of lockdown. Activities permitted during adjusted level 3 are as follows: Gardens open to the public from 09:00 to 18:00.

Can you take food into Kirstenbosch?

You are welcome to bring your own food, or get a picnic hamper from the Kirstenbosch Tea Room or Moyo Restaurant.

Is Kirstenbosch free today?

Kirstenbosch is open every day, from 08h00-19h00 in summer. Garden entrance fees for adults are R75; SA Senior Citizens (with ID): Free on Tuesdays except on public holidays; RSA Students (with student card): R40; Learners (0 – up until Matric): FREE on Mondays to Fridays from 22 October to 15 December 2020.

What day is pensioners day at Kirstenbosch?

Tuesdays
On Tuesdays, South African pensioners get into Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden for free. Spend the day walking around the many footpaths, picnicking on the lawns, and exploring the gardens. The offer does not include public holidays.

Are dogs allowed in Kirstenbosch Gardens?

Dogs are not allowed in the developed Garden or the natural area immediately surrounding the Garden as far as the upper contour path. Dogs may be brought in via Rycroft Gate (Gate 3), where they may be walked up to the 300 m contour path via the path through the Seed Orchard/Stock Beds.

Can I bring alcohol to Kirstenbosch?

Festive Season Lockdown Rules: Alcohol consumption in the garden by the public is strictly prohibited.

What discounts do pensioners get in South Africa?

Property Prices – As a pensioner, you are entitled to a 40 percent to 100 percent reduction in your property rates. SABC TV license rebate – If you are over 70 years old, you might be eligible for a TV license rebate. Applicants must be under the age of 70 to be considered for a federal pension or disability award.

Does Eskom give pensioners discount?

Pensioners aged 60 years or older earning more than R4 501, but no more than R7 500 a month, may qualify for a 95% or 90% rates rebate and the lifeline electricity tariff. use less than 450kWhs / Units of Elec- tricity on average each month over 12 months.

Can I take alcohol to Kirstenbosch?

You can definitely bring alcohol into the concerts at Kirstenbosch. Most people also bring picnics, lawn blankets, etc. (Skip chairs that would block others views, that’s not permitted.). The food/drink/socializing pre-concert seemed as much a part of the shows we saw as did the music.

Can you bring your own picnic to Kirstenbosch?

Picnics are allowed in Kirstenbosch, but you are not permitted to take chairs, tables, umbrellas, tents etc. into the Garden. Braais / barbecues are not allowed. Picnic hampers and/or takeaways are available from the Kirstenbosch Tea Room and Moyo restaurant.

Is wine allowed in Kirstenbosch?

Please bear in mind that alcoholic beverages in the garden are prohibited as the consumption of liquor in public places are not permitted. It’s compulsory that you wear your mask, and the Kirstenbosch team asks that all visitors kindly wear their mask correctly at all times – covering the nose and mouth.

Can you braai at Kirstenbosch?

Picnics are allowed in Kirstenbosch, but you are not permitted to take chairs, tables, umbrellas, tents etc. into the Garden. Braais / barbecues are not allowed.

Do you have to pay to go to Kirstenbosch?

Kirstenbosch’s new pricing structure means that entry fees for adults from outside Africa remain R200; South African residents and SADC nationals will pay a discounted rate of R80, and African nationals will pay R120.