ckii96
04-10-2007, 11:26 PM
The South African Peninsula is well-known for its spectacular coastline with cliffs dropping down to the deep blue water. The journey started from Cape Town and passed through Clifton and Camps Bay with offered the spectacular view of the Twelve Apostles.
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The Twelve Apostles as viewed from further south of Camps Bay.
Travelling further south, passing the Twelve Apostles, I was brought to Hout Bay.
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One of the rocky hills around Hout Bay.
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Hout Bay is a fishing village turned into a modern marina.
I took the boat trip from Hout Bay to Duiker's Island, or better known as Seal Island to tourists.
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The seals are having a great time on their territory.
After waving goodbye to the seals, the boat brought us back to Hout Bay and our tour bus brought us further south. We were offered a very spectacular view of Hout Bay on the way.
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Hout Bay as seen from further south.
Thereafter, we boarded the tour bus to continue our journey south on the Chapman's Peak Drive which is built on the cliffs of the coastline. There were spectacular views along this most beautiful stretch of the coastal roads.
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Chapman's Peak Drive with Hout Bay in the background.
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Another view on the Chapman's Peak Drive overlooking Hout Bay.
The arrival at the South Sea Beach marked the end of the Chapman's Peak Drive. The South Sea Beach is also known as the Boulders' Beach as big boulders form part of the beach. This is the place where there is a penguin colony.
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The penguins are having their sunbath on the boulders.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i165/ckii96/Travel/South Africa/South_Africa_Peninsula_and_Cape_001.jpg
The Twelve Apostles as viewed from further south of Camps Bay.
Travelling further south, passing the Twelve Apostles, I was brought to Hout Bay.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i165/ckii96/Travel/South Africa/South_Africa_Peninsula_and_Cape_002.jpg
One of the rocky hills around Hout Bay.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i165/ckii96/Travel/South Africa/South_Africa_Peninsula_and_Cape_003.jpg
Hout Bay is a fishing village turned into a modern marina.
I took the boat trip from Hout Bay to Duiker's Island, or better known as Seal Island to tourists.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i165/ckii96/Travel/South Africa/South_Africa_Peninsula_and_Cape_004.jpg
The seals are having a great time on their territory.
After waving goodbye to the seals, the boat brought us back to Hout Bay and our tour bus brought us further south. We were offered a very spectacular view of Hout Bay on the way.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i165/ckii96/Travel/South Africa/South_Africa_Peninsula_and_Cape_005.jpg
Hout Bay as seen from further south.
Thereafter, we boarded the tour bus to continue our journey south on the Chapman's Peak Drive which is built on the cliffs of the coastline. There were spectacular views along this most beautiful stretch of the coastal roads.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i165/ckii96/Travel/South Africa/South_Africa_Peninsula_and_Cape_006.jpg
Chapman's Peak Drive with Hout Bay in the background.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i165/ckii96/Travel/South Africa/South_Africa_Peninsula_and_Cape_007.jpg
Another view on the Chapman's Peak Drive overlooking Hout Bay.
The arrival at the South Sea Beach marked the end of the Chapman's Peak Drive. The South Sea Beach is also known as the Boulders' Beach as big boulders form part of the beach. This is the place where there is a penguin colony.
http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i165/ckii96/Travel/South Africa/South_Africa_Peninsula_and_Cape_008.jpg
The penguins are having their sunbath on the boulders.