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Cape Point- 自然风光
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Ross Jamieson - 5
Incredibly beautiful but if you are South African make sure to bring proof of SA citizenship otherwise they will charge you the entry cost for foreign nationals which four times the price
Livingmarks25 - 5
Stunning view indeed! Cape Point is a scenic and historically significant landmark located at the southeastern tip of the Cape Peninsula in Cape Town, South Africa. Here are some highlights: -Cape of Good Hope: Often confused with Cape Point, the Cape of Good Hope is nearby and is often mistakenly thought to be the southernmost point of Africa. However, it's known for its rugged beauty and stunning views. - The old lighthouse, built in 1859, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding area. There's also a newer lighthouse, constructed in 1919, which is operational. - Known as the "Flying Dutchman Funicular," it takes visitors from the lower station to the lighthouse, providing a convenient and scenic ride. - There are several walking trails, including the famous Cape Point Trail, offering breathtaking views and the chance to see local flora and fauna. - The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including baboons, ostriches, and a wide range of bird species. Attractions - Dias Beach-A secluded beach accessible via a steep path, perfect for those seeking a quieter spot to enjoy the scenery. - Two Oceans Restaurant: A restaurant offering stunning views and a variety of seafood and local dishes. - Shipwrecks: The coastline around Cape Point is known for its shipwrecks, some of which can be explored. - Cape Point Nature Reserve: Part of the Table Mountain National Park, the reserve features diverse vegetation and wildlife, making it a great spot for nature enthusiasts. Activities - Hiking: Various trails, ranging from easy to challenging, offer spectacular views and opportunities to explore the natural beauty. - Photography: The dramatic landscapes and abundant wildlife make Cape Point a photographer's paradise. - **Bird Watching**: The area is a haven for bird watchers, with numerous species to spot. Access - Location: Cape Point is located about 60 kilometers (37 miles) from Cape Town city center. It's accessible by car, and many tours are available from the city. - **Fees**: There is an entrance fee for the Cape Point Nature Reserve. Tips for Visitors - Weather: The weather can be unpredictable, so it's advisable to dress in layers and bring a jacket. - Safety: Be cautious of the baboons, as they can be aggressive if they see food. - Timing: It's best to visit early in the day to avoid the crowds and to enjoy the tranquility of the area. Have a safe journey and enjoy your visit.
Zafar Iqbal Ahmed - 5
An exciting trip awaits you at Cape Point, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet! As you traverse twisting trails among fynbos plants, be prepared for severe winds. The funicular was out of order, but the arduous trek to the famous lighthouse was well worth it with its stunning views. We believe that whales were playing in the distance as you watch powerful waves smash against craggy cliffs. An exciting adventure for those who love the outdoors! If operating, don't miss the exciting trip of the Flying Dutchman Funicular.
Mkhululi Zinto - 5
Cape Point is a prominent headland located within the Table Mountain National Park in South Africa. It is situated at the southern tip of the Cape Peninsula, near the city of Cape Town. Cape Point is known for its stunning coastal scenery, dramatic cliffs, and diverse flora and fauna. It's a popular tourist destination, offering opportunities for hiking, wildlife viewing, and taking in breathtaking ocean views. One of its notable features is the Cape Point Lighthouse, which has been in operation since 1860 and provides guidance to ships navigating the treacherous waters around the Cape of Good Hope. Many visitors also enjoy taking the Flying Dutchman Funicular to reach the lighthouse and explore the surrounding area.
Petch Manopawitr - 5
Absolutely spectacular view from the top. Breathtaking view of ocean cliff, turquoise sea, seabirds, wild flowers and the deep sense of history. Cape point is undoubtedly the gem of Table Mountain National Park. The walks to the top and to Cape of Good Hope are absolutely worthwhile. Good chance to see some wild ostriches and eland.
