Hi, welcome to Cape Camino!
Gabrielle Andrew and Peggy Coetzee-Andrew, a mother and daughter team.
In 2011 they walked Camino de Santiago together. Many lessons were learned during their time in Northern Spain and both were deeply inspired by the experience. When they arrived back in Cape Town it was only a few months until Gabrielle decided to bring the concept to Cape Town.
She has worked on the project for over 4 years, by herself, and then Peggy left her job in Mozambique to join her in 2015 for the official launch in April.
They are both fun-loving, inspired people, who bring energy into a room and see the Cape Camino as a nation building asset, contributing to positive change in South Africa.
Gabrielle and Peggy
Community Development
Community Development
Community development by up-skilling and bringing focus to their cultural background and supporting their small businesses.
DonatePreserving our Culture
Diversity of Humanity
The route around the Cape Peninsula hosts sacred buildings, spaces, pathways, communities and natural wonders. This diversity of humanity as well as of flora, fauna, coastline and mountain is the depth and richness of our cultural heritage.
DonateSupporting local
Opportunity
Supporting local, micro businesses of South Africa; creating a multitude of opportunities for goods and services to be sold on the route, to passing pilgrims.
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Guides and Guardian Escorts
These are individuals who will assist you along your journey. These wonderful guides assist pilgrims with navigation, safety and interesting historical facts and stories along the route. They are recommended for navigation and also for the more nervous walker. Guides are experts on history, landscape and local plants.
Guardian escorts are for safety and security, they are residents in Cape Town, and not necessarily qualified mountain guides. They’ll walk with you through recommended areas. All guardian guides can be contacted through us.
To book a guide on one of the Cape Camino route legs, kindly contact us.
Arthur Koeberg
Cape Camino Guide
Arthur is a 51 year old Khoisan man living in Westlake for 17 years, since its inception in 2000. He does tour guiding for Cape Camino as well as his own routes. He also works in the community with youth and is on the committee for Arts and Culture in Westlake.
im available here
Mohammed Rezah Jogee
Cape Camino Guide
Rezah Jogee, age 43 was born and lives in Cape Town. He is also a family man with three daughters 13, 10 and 1 year old. Born in 1974, he grew up in Tokai on a small-holding near the mountain.
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Wasiem West
Cape Camino Guide
Wasiem is from Cape Town. Born and bred, though spent some years in Durban. He is an old school friend of Rezah Jogee and hiking partner. He is a peoples person with a passion for the outdoors and travel. I have travelled South Africa extensively and wish to see more of this beautiful planet.
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Riaz Jogee
Cape Camino Guide
Riaz Jogee is 38 yrs old and he was born and raised in Cape Town, South africa. He currently reside in Heathfield in the southern suburbs of the Western Cape. He is currently working as a personal trainer and fitness coach for BODYTEC South africa.
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Bernard Brown
Cape Camino Guide
Also known as Levi, Bernard lives behind the Cape Academy School in Tokai. He grows his own food and uses his plants for medicinal purposes. He carries the history of the Khoisan people and tells stories of the significance of the land on which he lives.
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Jonathan Oxenham
Cape Camino Guide
Better known as Jono, Jonathan lives in Kalk Bay. He is a keen surfer and is passionate about his community. He’s done projects with the people (mostly kids) living behind him in the fishing village and is renowned for his generosity.
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