Winter in Cape Point is not only a season, but an experience. Now is the perfect time to plan an enjoyable day out with the kids or your friends! Imagine misty cliffs, a gloomy sky, and the cool sea breeze against the gorgeous backdrop of Cape Point’s natural wonder! Whether you’re hiking to the lighthouse, whale …
Cape Point Winter Essentials: What to Pack, Expect & Explore This Season Read More »
Imagine a beach with Chacma baboons (Papio ursinus)! That is precisely what you will see at Cape Point. However, they are not your typical baboons. They have learned to find their meal in the water by looking for delicious seafood. It is an uncommon and fascinating behaviour that demonstrates the intelligence and adaptability of these …
The Seafood-Loving Baboons of Cape Point: A Rare Feeding Habit in Primates Read More »
The Flying Dutchman Funicular has just wrapped up its comprehensive upgrades and routine maintenance and is now fully operational and ready to elevate your visit! September is a month full of excitement at Cape Point! With Tourism Month, SANParks Week, and the upcoming school holidays, there’s never been a better time to visit. We’re thrilled …
Cape Point recently won the Visitor Experience: Scenic Beauty award for 2018 at the Western Cape leg of the Lilizela Tourism Awards.
Cape Town’s iconic tourism collaboration, formerly known as the Cape Town Big 7, has announced that they have reverted back to the original partnership consisting of six major tourists attractions in Cape Town.
We often get asked how accessible Cape Point is for people with limited mobility or any other disabilities. Here\’s all the information you need.
A huge thanks to everyone that entered our Heritage month recipe competition. We’ve had some great submissions, and here are some of our favourites. Well done to these entrants who have won themselves free entry to Cape Point and funicular tickets.
Cape Point has a free audio tour that provides an all-encompassing sensory experience, while you’re exploring the beauty of this iconic site.
The word ‘fire’ is of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch vuur and German Feuer . Here are 15 other facts you may not have known about fire.
What will you be doing for your 67 minutes this Mandela Day? Here are some simple ideas to get you started.
