This is the most westerly of the Fisherman's Walk cache series. The trailhead to get from the Steenbras Road to this end of the Fisherman's Walk is a public passage between house numbers 424 and 855 (yes, right next to each other). You basically walk a few meters on the paved driveway of the house to the right, but only because they paved a public road reserve. Then you continue between the two houses to the clifftop path.
From here you will be able to walk all the way east along the clifftop path to where steps lead steep down to the beach near cache #1 of this series..
About the cache:
You are searching for a PET rawling with a beautiful view.
The terrain rating at this cache here is a bit higher as you descend a bit from the upper path via steps down towards a rock formation favoured by local fishermen. That rock further down is a rough little spot. From down there a little, very tricky little path leads east parallel to the clifftop path, just above the water's edge and through the rocks to the main beach below Fisherman's Walk cache #1. I haven't walked it in a while. If still feasible then only in spring low tide and with great caution. That path however is not the recommended one to the other caches of the series and you don't have to descend all that way to retrieve this cache.
After signing the logsheet please will you make sure the container is safe in its little spot again, retrievable yet completely inconspicuous. Thank you!