Sorted before you land
Buy the pass on the plane, open the map when you arrive, and book something for the morning. No emails to studios, no walk-in negotiations.
The only Cape Town pass built for people who don't live here. Get a block of credits, spend them at any partner studio across the Atlantic Seaboard, the City Bowl, and out through Woodstock and Observatory, and hand back nothing at the end.
Pick 3 or 7 days. The 7-day pass is 70 credits — about five classes: five different studios, or four mornings at the same reformer. Most classes cost 10–16 credits.
These credits are valid for the 7 days of your pass. We say that here, before you buy — not in a receipt afterwards.
Get the 7-day passBuy the pass on the plane, open the map when you arrive, and book something for the morning. No emails to studios, no walk-in negotiations.
A rooftop flow above the Waterfront, a cold-and-hot bathhouse round, a 6am reformer class in Sea Point before the promenade fills up.
Cape Town drop-in rates add up fast. One pass covers the lot, and you always see what a class costs before you commit.
It ends when your stay ends. There's no subscription quietly renewing after you fly home.
We started where Cape Town actually trains: the Atlantic Seaboard, the City Bowl, and out through Woodstock and Observatory. It is a small footprint on purpose — enough studios in one stretch of the city that the pass is worth carrying, rather than one lonely studio in every suburb. We widen it as studios sign on.
Download hoppir, buy your first credits, and book something for tomorrow morning. Credits from a top-up never expire — so there is genuinely no rush.
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