Visiting Cape of Good Hope Nature reserve is an absolute must for local and visiting travellers. With the electronic rides on offer there's no need to over exert so young and old will enjoy all the reserve has on offer.

Visiting Cape of Good Hope Nature reserve is an absolute must for local and visiting travellers. With the electronic rides on offer there's no need to over exert so young and old will enjoy all the reserve has on offer.
On road bikes or mountain bikes, it is great exploring the reserve. And when you get to the point, the cappuccino's are a mus. If you buy a small snack you can even get to feed a striped mouse. Great for the kids to experience. Get there so that you can get to the point before say 10h30 before the...
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If you visit Cape Town you must go to the Cape of Good Hope, where the Indian Ocean and Atlantic Ocean come together, the drive there is spectacular, and the scenery superb. Luckily we saw ostrich, zebras, baboons and tortoises along the roadside near the beach there, as well as coach loads of Japanese tourists!, it is certainly very busy,...
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We travelled completely round, and through the reserve...breathtaking views are to be found every few meters along the road.
Very scenic, very very windy ....... another place not to miss. You can use the cable car (49R return fare) or walk up. It is fascinating to see Indian Ocean and Atlantic ocean coming together. If you are wearing caps/hats, better take care of them else they will fly with the winds :)
This is a beautiful place to visit. Incredible nature, two giant oceans meeting, fantastic views, walks etc. This is a must if you´re in the Cape area. Lucky seeing some wildlife on the road as well.
Be it romantic or adventure this is a truly amazing place. See the marked difference in water color of 2 oceans. Nature at its best. Caution very windy, mind your hats
Excellent drive and beautiful views ,have been here on all my holidays and love this place .Cape point is a must on anyones list of places to go when in cape town.
Besides a slight problem with parking at both Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope, the visit is a pleasure for all ages. The walk up to Cape Point is relatively easy but the funicular is available for those less energetic. The views all around of False Bay are fantastic and the air is so refreshing. The visits to the...
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The Cape of Good Hope was very windy with very beautiful views of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It’s a long journey to get to the park from Cape Town, but the drive is very scenic. Make certain you bring clothing to stay warm in the wind. The journey took almost the whole day, but afforded us to eat at...
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