The best months are October to March, during Cape Town’s dry summer season, offering the clearest skies and minimal cloud cover.

Yes, summer (December to February) is the ideal time for clear views, as Cape Town experiences sunny, dry weather with minimal wind.

No, May to August is Cape Town’s rainy winter season, often bringing heavy clouds and poor visibility over Table Mountain.

The clearest views are usually at sunrise (6–8 AM) and late afternoon (4–6 PM) when wind and clouds are minimal.

Yes, but it may close in strong winds or cloudy weather. Always check the official Table Mountain Aerial Cableway website before your hike.

Yes, September, October, and April offer shoulder-season clarity, with cooler temperatures and less crowding, ideal for photography.

July is the worst month, with the highest rainfall, frequent clouds, and strong winds reducing visibility.

Yes, but it's more common in late afternoons year-round. It’s caused by moist air rising and cooling over Table Mountain.

Use the Table Mountain live webcam, Cape Town weather apps, or check the Table Mountain Cableway’s visibility updates online.

Because heavy clouds, slippery trails, and poor visibility during winter months make it difficult and dangerous for safe hiking and clear views.