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Things to see in Cape Peninsula.

All 12 activities and sights in Cape Peninsula.

Meet the penguins at Boulders Beach

Watch African penguins in a sheltered bay near Simon's Town from close up on designated wooden walkways.

Watch antelopes on a snow-white sandy beach

Watch bontebok and other antelopes on the beach – one of the few places where wildlife grazes right by the sea.

Drive along the spectacular Chapman's Peak Drive coastal cliffs

Discover Chapman's Peak Drive, one of the most spectacular coastal roads in the world, with wild landscapes and viewpoints.

Watch South African ostriches and old shipwrecks along an untouched coastline

Follow the trail along the wild coast and discover stranded ships, deserted beaches and fascinating wildlife.

Gallop with a view of the Atlantic

Ride from Imhoff Farm straight down to the beach – with sea views, the sound of the Atlantic and a gallop through soft sand.

Enjoy the sweeping view from the old lighthouse at Cape Point

Climb up to the old lighthouse at Cape Point and enjoy one of South Africa’s most impressive views.

Stop at the famous sign at the Cape of Good Hope

Photo stop at the famous sign at the Cape of Good Hope – the south-westernmost point of Africa. Be prepared for lots of visitors!

Take a break at the cosy Cormorant Café in Simon’s Town

Enjoy good, affordable coffee and homemade cake in the cosy garden corner of the Cormorant Café on the way to Boulders Beach.

Snorkel through Cape Town’s underwater forests

Experience Cape Town’s kelp forests up close: snorkelling with marine biologists and actively contributing to marine research.

Stroll past the colourful beach huts of Muizenberg

Discover the colourful beach huts of Muizenberg, stroll along the beach and cool off in the warmer waters of False Bay.

Hike to the legendary sign at the Cape of Good Hope

Hike the Cape of Good Hope and stand at the famous sign overlooking the wild Atlantic.

Hike to the new lighthouse at Cape Point and look out for the Flying Dutchman

Hike to the new lighthouse at Cape Point and enjoy the view of the cliffs – with a bit of luck you’ll spot the Flying Dutchman!

Photo credits: Cape RADD