More than four million visitors a year flock to Table Mountain to witness Africa's biggest tourist attraction. Table Mountain National Park has over 8000 plant species and forms part of South Africa's fynbos biome. The top of the mountain is often covered by its 'table cloth', which is formed when the famous south easter wind blows up the slopes into the colder air at the top forming condensation.

We have created two versions of our Table Mountain poster, set at different times of day, one dusk version and one night time version. The view is from Blouberg Beach - one of the best places to see the mountain front on, in between Lion's head and Devil's Peak. In the foreground, a Sunbird perches among the proteas and other fynbos, surveying its surroundings.