From CapeTown:TableMountain,Penguins &Wine Testing in Constantia

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Take pictures of colorful houses

Camps Bay

Between Clifton and Llandudno beaches, and bordered by the spectacular Twelve Apostles mountain range and the glittering Atlantic Ocean. Camps Bay is one of Cape Town's most breath-taking suburbs. The stunning setting, pristine white sands and dazzling blue waters leave no doubt as to why Camps Bay Beach was awarded Blue Flag Beach status. One of the few Cape Town beaches on the Western seaboard that is not protected from the South East Wind. Camps Bay beach is still popular and quite frenetic with families, stylish singles, tourists, the lot. One of the most popular suburbs offering luxury accommodation in Cape Town is Camps Bay. Homes in Camps Bay fetch a few cool million with ease and staying in the much sought after suburb has become something of a practice for many visitors, who return again and again to soak up the sun and mingle with the pavement culture.

Chapman's Peak Drive

• Chapman's Peak Drive between Noordhoek and Hout Bay on the Atlantic Coast on the South-Western Tip of South Africa.
• "Chappies" for the loved one, is one of the spectacular marine drives in the World. Built from 1915- 1922, Chapman"s Peak is 11 Km long route, 114 Curves and the Peak stand at 166 m above sea level. Many picnic spots along the route with an excellent picnic facilities and countless viewpoints and point of view. Annually, Southern Right Whales visit the Cape Point Route coastline and Chappies is one of the prime viewing sites to observe the breaching and blowing behavior of these gentle sea giants from an elevated perspective.

Cape Point

• Many people mistakenly cited Cape Point as the point where the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean meet. But, incidentally, the Two Oceans meeting point is at Cape Agulhas. Rugged rocks and sheer cliffs towering more than 200 metres above sea and cutting deep into the ocean, provide a spectacular background for the parks rich bio-diversity. Cape Point falls within the Southern section of Table Mountain National Park. The natural vegetation of the areas- fynbos -comprises the smallest but richest of the Worlds six floral Kingdoms. From the parking lot to the Old lighthouse, use of the Funicular ( each way 3 min) as well as the walking way. Hungry visitors will find a light and eatery at Cape Point long- standing Restaurant, where large sea-facing windows paint the picture of the Mediterranean summers on the beach..
• One of the Capes moste. With its spectacular natural beauty. A hike is also possible from Cape Point to Cape of Good Hope or other way round. Its can take 35 to 45 min each way.

Cape of Good Hope

Here you take pictures , hike and enjoy the view.

Simon's Town

• Simon's Town is one of the most delightful little villages, situated 40 Km outside the City. See Victorian architectures, the Naval Base and see also the Statue of Just Nuisance, who was formally enrolled in the Royal Navy. He was given a Title Able Seaman. Simon's Town itself is a quaint and interesting little town. The Waterfront here is extremely attractive area with a number of small boutiques selling clothing, artistic and bric and brac souvenirs. Excellent choice of restaurants within walking and driving distance.
• The Town is well known for its Naval Museum, Toy Museum and Simon's Town Cultural Museum. The Scratch Patch is also an important Tourist attraction where one can Scratch for a wide variety of beautiful Gemstones. The Town is also the Seat of the South African Navy, and has a charming Coastal Town atmosphere and a vibrant history.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony

Visit Boulders Beach which is home to a growing Colony of vulnerable African Penguins. Known as Jackass Penguins because of their distinctive donkey-like braying, and they're the only penguins found on the Continent. Colonies can be found from Southern Namibia all the way around the Southern African coasts.The Penguins first came to False Bay in 1983. Back then, there plenty for them to eat and the colony grew so quick. Unfortunately, commercial fishing and marine pollution have taken their toll on the colony. In 1910, it was estimated that there were approximately one-and-a-half million. By 1982 there were only two breeding pairs remaining. Incredible conservation efforts have grown the Boulders Colony to over 3500 birds in recent years.You can experience walking with penguins or choose the wooden walkways which allow you to view the penguins in their Natural Habitat in a close Range.

Constantia

Here we're going to have wine testing at Groot Constantia.