Sep 24 – 27, 2026
The Championship
Welcome to the Third World Cube Association African Championship, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Camps Bay this coming September. This championship will bring together the fastest and most passionate cubers from across Africa and beyond.
With the mountains behind us and the ocean at our feet, we are proud to host a competition that reflects both the beauty of our continent and the talent of its people.
Let Africa shine.
Key Facts
Registration Closes: Friday, September 18, 2026
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Cape Town
Table Mountain National Park
A majestic flat-topped peak, Table Mountain dominates Cape Town’s skyline. With its iconic, breathtaking views, diverse flora, and easy access by cable car, this is a must-see for all visitors.
Victoria and Alfred Waterfront
A vibrant waterfront hub, Cape Town’s Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is a prime attraction in Cape Town with international brands for shopping, dining, entertainment, historic charm, and stunning harbor views.
Cape Point Nature Reserve
Cape Point falls within the southern section of Table Mountain National Park. The natural vegetation of the areas – fynbos – comprises the smallest but richest of the world’s six floral kingdoms. Rugged rocks and sheer cliffs towering more than 200 meters above the sea and cutting deep into the ocean provide a spectacular background for the park’s rich biodiversity. Visitors can take a ride on the Flying Dutchman funicular to the steps of the new lighthouse and look-out points above.
The famous Cape Winelands
The Cape Winelands are well known for their picturesque vineyards, world-class wines, charming towns, and exquisite cuisine. This is an area of scenic beauty, tasteful experiences, and rich history.
Whale watching in Hermanus
Hermanus, the world’s premier land-based whale watching spot, offers thrilling encounters with southern right whales which can often be seen from the shore. This charming town offers breathtaking coastal scenery and vibrant marine life as well as an excellent selection of sea-front restaurants and shopping opportunities.
Boulders Penguin Colony
Boulders Penguin Colony in Simon’s Town has become world famous for its thriving colony of African Penguins and magnificent wind sheltered, safe beaches. With its protected boardwalks, and stunning coastal scenery, this is a unique experience in Cape Town to get up close to the African penguins.
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Kirstenbosch is acclaimed as one of the great botanical gardens in the world. Few gardens can match the sheer grandeur of the setting of Kirstenbosch, located against the eastern slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain. Visitors can explore a diverse range of trails through the gardens, enjoy the treetop walkway with its breathtaking views of the city, and explore the various art exhibitions throughout the gardens.
Outdoor Activities
Cape Town offers an array of outdoor activities for adventurers. Hiking, trail running or mountain biking on Table Mountain and the surrounding parks, surfing the Atlantic’s waves, or just exploring the vast and diverse natural beauty. Embark on thrilling safaris or try kiteboarding along pristine beaches. Take scenic coastal drives, immerse in diverse landscapes, and soak in the African sun. Nature’s playground, Cape Town has endless experiences for every traveler.
- Surfing in Kommetjie or Muizenberg
- Trail Running on Table Mountain
- Mountain Biking in Table Mountain National Park
- The iconic Chapmans Peak Drive
- Some of the best beaches, such as Clifton, Llandudno, Muizenberg, Long Beach, and Fish Hoek Beach.
Where to stay
International, National and Local Travel
Cape Town is a city that excels in accessibility. Its international airport ensures effortless global connections, making it a hub for travelers. Domestic travel is equally convenient, with a well-maintained road network that allows easy exploration of the Western Cape and beyond. Local transportation offers a variety of options, including buses, trains, and taxis, ensuring visitors can navigate the city and its surroundings with ease. Whether you are arriving from afar or exploring locally, Cape Town’s transportation infrastructure ensures seamless journeys for all travelers.
Accommodation and Availability
The Southern Suburbs and City Center of Cape Town offer extensive arrays of accommodation choices, catering to various budgets and preferences. This sprawling region includes both upscale and boutique hotels, ideal for those seeking luxury and convenience. For mid-range budgets, guesthouses, B&Bs, and serviced apartments are scattered throughout, providing comfort and character. Budget-conscious travelers will find well-maintained hostels, budget guesthouses, and backpacker lodges. Additionally, Cape Town offers a wide range of vacation rentals, such as holiday homes and cottages. No matter your budget or travel style, this area ensures that every visitor can find suitable lodging while exploring the diverse neighborhoods of the Cape.
The Venue
Camps Bay High School
Facilities
- Practice tables are also provided.
Catering
- Food trucks will be at the venue for lunches and meals
- Coffee vendors will also be available
Capacity
- Competitor limit: 250
- Spectator limit: 500
Parking
- There is ample free safe parking within the school grounds
Events
17 Official events
Registration
Entries for the WCA African Championship, taking place in September, will open in January 2026 and will be limited to 250 competitors.
We encourage early registration once entries open.
Early Bird Pricing:
Until the end of the 31st of March there will be a 10% discount on your entry that will automatically be applied when you checkout at the payment gateway.
