When the temperature starts to rise and you desperately want to swim but your swimming pool has dried up and the public pools are all crowded with people then it's time to turn to nature to cool off. We are all painfully aware that the water is getting scarce in the Mother City, but luckily there are still some natural water supplies that can relieve the heat like tidal pools, natural rock pools, and rivers.

Here is where to cool off when the weather gets too hot to handle

Also Read: How To Beat The Heat In Cape Town This Summer

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Tidal Pools:

St. James Tidal Pool

https://www.instagram.com/p/BRRF8RjAAlq/?tagged=stjamesbeach St James Beach, St James, Cape Town

Maiden's Cove

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bc1iLAOHMtW/?taken-at=713146631 Between Glen Beach and Camps Bay Beach / between Glen Beach and Clifton Fourth.

Soetwater

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQ-X_9cB_mD/?taken-at=286998094 Soetwater Resort, Kommetjie

Natural Rock Pools:

Crystal Pools

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQLRQ4fgOa7/?taken-at=355018973 Steenbras River Gorge, Gordons Bay

Suicide Gorge

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcNZSblBvN2/?taken-at=658921818 Hottentots Holland Nature Reserve near Grabouw

Rivers/dams:

Silvermine Reservoir

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcxfucSlrIg/?taken-at=309262232 Ou Kaapseweg, Muizenberg

Klein River

https://www.instagram.com/p/BRCD0eQgPNe/?taken-at=1017550009 King Street, Stanford

Breede River Valley

https://www.instagram.com/p/BcvEnOUlOYp/?taken-at=239588532 Bontebok National Park near Swellendam Like our Facebook Page for more Awesome Cape Town News, views, pics and Videos: