Rondevlei K is a fishing destination situated within the False Bay Nature Reserve on the Cape Flats near Cape Town, South Africa. The reserve encompasses several distinct wetland sections, with Rondevlei being one of the most prominent, centered around a large 58-hectare main vlei set within a depression formed by low dunes rising approximately 10 meters above sea level. The terrain is notably flat, with the highest topographical feature — a central dune known as Lavender Hill — reaching only about 26 meters above sea level. The reserve attracts well over 100,000 visitors annually who participate in a range of recreational activities including fishing, bird-watching, picnicking, boating, and walking the reserve's nature trails. Fishing platforms have been constructed throughout the reserve to support angling activity, making this a well-developed and accessible destination for anglers of varying experience levels.