Climbs in this sector are described from left to right along the tea-cave traverse starting from the lookout corner. Although most of the routes start at this level, there are two that commence further down (Clifton Crest and Sunset Crag) and some that begin from the broad vegetated band above the tea cave level. A distinguishing feature of the vegetative band is the impressive narrow columnar above and slightly to the left of the tea cave, called the Gendarme. Above the southern end of the vegetated band is a low narrow buttress. This is Naughty Buttress and is included in the descriptions for the Clifton Sector.

Although all the routes are described in multiple pitches, this sector is comprised of several one-pitch buttresses, allowing the bottom couple of pitches of each route to be climbed individually as a single pitch routes. There are abseil bolts at the top of each buttress. This also allows for easy links-ups between routes.

The simplest approach to this sector is to follow the vague climber's path which leaves the circular shortly after passing below the second paraglider launch site. This path initially goes diagonally up and left to a low rock band. Here the path goes straight up via a short ladder and then a short, B-grade open-book, before tending right up the slope to an old fire lookout on the corner on the western corner of Lion's Head (all that remains of this lookout is a concrete slab and a steel ring). From the lookout, walk right towards Table Mountain along the "tea-cave traverse" until you reach the tea cave after about 150m. The majority of the routes in this sector start along this traverse.

For climbs that top out near the summit follow the Circular Route off the summit and down the SE ridge. Where the path turns back sharply left continue down the ridge negotiating some B grade scrambling until a large, flat platform is reached. Turn right here and and follow the broad ledge right (facing out) along the starts of most of the second pitches in the area. Either abseil from this ledge (there is an abseil station directly above the tea-cave, at the top of the first pitch of Aquanaut) or continue along the ledge to the NW corner. Scramble down on the corner and continue traversing right. Look out for a large block with a chimney crack between it and the slope (this is the top of the first pitch of 'Atlantic Wall'). Scramble easily down the chimney, follow the gulley right to another short chimney and folllow this to the lookout level. This descent is the reverse of the 'B-route' described in the Lookout Sector.

Alternatively, follow the Circular Route around the sharp bend until above signal hill. As the path turns around towards the ocean, you will see as a barbed wire fence on the left. Above 5m further down a rough climber's path branches upwards off the main path. This contours around to the lookout platform.