Cape of good hope, rocky promontory at the southern end of cape peninsula, western cape province, south africa The first european to sight the cape was portuguese navigator bartolomeu dias in 1488 on his return voyage to portugal after ascertaining the southern limits of the african continent. The cape of good hope is a popular excursion for visitors staying in cape town, south africa It is a beautiful spot, with unpredictable weather, baboons that will boldly try to raid your car, and adorable penguins playing in the ocean. The cape of good hope (formerly known as cape of storms) is one of the most dangerous coastlines in the world Evidence for that are the numerous shipwrecks littering the cape coast from west to east.
This definitive guide to the cape of good hope will explain all the things to see and do on the cape peninsula It will show you how to plan a day trip and how to beat the crowds. This peninsula is in the atlantic ocean, and although an extremely southerly point, is not the most southern part of south africa, despite many misconceptions to the contrary. The cape of good hope (afrikaans Kaap die goeie hoop, dutch Kaap de goede hoop, portuguese
Explore the stunning cape of good hope on a guided walking tour Hike scenic coastal trails from the southernmost point of africa to cape point lighthouse, discover shipwreck history, spot native wildlife, and capture breathtaking ocean views. Our trip to the cape of good hope was an intentional destination A leisurely cruise of the peninsula, marked by a summit at the lighthouse But if you have the time and enjoy exploring on foot more than four wheels, go early and stay the day.
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