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Cape Point, Cape Town

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Take a tour of Cape Point, a dramatic seaside promontory and part of Table Mountain National Park, known for its scenic landscape and hiking trails. The narrow coastline, discovered in 1488 by Bartholomeu Dias, became famous as the birthplace of the "Flying Dutchman" legend. A bird-watching paradise, the area shelters more than 200 species, including the African penguin, as well as a variety of other creatures like Chacma baboon, fallow deer, whales, and the elusive Cape mountain zebra. For travelers who use our world travel planner, Cape Town holidays become easier to arrange, with trips to the Cape Point and other attractions mapped out and timetabled.
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  • We visited the place with the tourist office. The place has also historical part , which is covered by the guide. The view is also fantastic and probably you will see animals such as ostrich. Totally....  more
    We visited the place with the tourist office. The place has also historical part , which is covered by the guide. The view is also fantastic and probably you will see animals such as ostrich. Totally....  more »
  • The Cape was part of a tour.. First visited in 2016 and returned again in March. It was very windy, 30 knot winds. Despite the wind, hubby and I made the trek up to the lighthouse. Unfortunately... 
    The Cape was part of a tour.. First visited in 2016 and returned again in March. It was very windy, 30 knot winds. Despite the wind, hubby and I made the trek up to the lighthouse. Unfortunately...  more »
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  • A legendary place worth the trip. Park admission fee is steep at over R350 per adult but the chance to be there is once in a lifetime for most people so it’s worth it. Lots to see and do and areas to hike and explore including an overnight hiking option that would have been great to know about. Baboons come out in force near sunset so be careful with them.
  • Had a great experience. We walked up to light house, what a nice to challenge walk to such height. I recommend wearing comfortable shoes. It was quite windy but the views were magnificent.

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