Meeting Point

Bokaap

Madein's Cove

Located along the breathtaking Atlantic Seaboard between Clifton and Camps Bay, Maiden's Cove is widely considered one of the most spectacular scenic lookouts in Cape Town. This coastal gem offers an unbeatable vantage point for capturing the quintessential Mother City photograph, blending pristine natural beauty with dramatic mountain backdrops

Seal island

The Colony: This island is a heavily populated sanctuary teeming with thousands of Cape fur seals and seabirds. Because the surrounding waters are much shallower and cooler, great white sharks do not hunt here, making it a safe haven for the colony

Chapman's Peak

The drive is globally renowned for its dramatic scenery. The road hugs the near-vertical cliff face of the mountain, with sheer drops plunging directly into the Atlantic Ocean below. The route features 114 curves, offering continuous 180-degree panoramic views of the coastline, the ocean, and the surrounding peaks.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

The Cape of Good Hope is a legendary, rugged headland located at the extreme southwestern tip of the African continent. Serving as a defining landmark for the larger

CAPE POINT

Cape Point, which is often the pinnacle of a trip to the southern end of the peninsula. It is a dramatic, razor-edged promontory featuring towering stone cliffs that plunge directly into the ocean. While it shares the same nature reserve as the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point is higher, steeper, and offers the most expansive vantage points for taking in the sheer scale of the coastline

Lunch Black Marlin/Two Oceans restaurant/Seaforth

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Boulder Beach

Ending Point

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