Clifton and Camps Bay are two of Cape Town’s most stunning coastal suburbs, located along the Atlantic Seaboard.

The Twelve Apostles is a stunning mountain range that forms part of the Table Mountain complex in Cape Town. The range stretches along the Atlantic coast from Camps Bay to Hout Bay, offering some of the most scenic views in the region1.

Fishing Village Charm: Hout Bay retains much of its original fishing village charm. The harbor is a bustling spot where you can watch fishermen at work and even buy fresh seafood directly from the boats

Chapman’s Peak Drive, affectionately known as “Chappies,” is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world. This 9-kilometer stretch of road winds its way between Noordhoek and Hout Bay along the Atlantic coast. It features 114 curves and bends, offering breathtaking views of the ocean and the rugged cliffs

The Cape of Good Hope is a renowned rocky headland on the Atlantic coast of the Cape Peninsula in South Africa. The Cape is part of the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, which is now incorporated into the Table Mountain National Park. The area is known for its stunning landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, and dramatic ocean views The Cape is often thought to be where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. However, the actual meeting point of the warm Agulhas current and the cold Benguela current fluctuates between Cape Agulhas and Cape Point1

Boulders Penguin Colony is a unique and enchanting destination located near Simon’s Town on the Cape Peninsula. The colony is home to a thriving population of African penguins, also known as jackass penguins due to their distinctive braying call. These adorable birds have been residing here since 1982

Starting from the vibrant beach town of Muizenberg, known for its colourful beach huts and surfing culture, this scenic walk takes you along the coastline to the charming fishing village of Kalk Bay. The route follows a well-maintained path, partially paved, and offers stunning ocean views. You’ll pass through St. James, famous for its tidal pool and picturesque beach. As we walk, I’ll share the rich history and cultural stories of the area. We’ll enjoy the fresh sea breeze and keep an eye out for marine life, such as dolphins and, if we’re lucky, whales. The path is dotted with benches where you can pause and take in the stunning beauty of False Bay.

Guided African Sea Forest Snorkel