Cape Agulhas

Forget Cape Point. The true southernmost Tip of Africa, the one that whispers tales of shipwrecks and stormy seas, is Cape Agulhas, where the two oceans meet...

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The Real Place Where the Two Oceans Meet

At the southernmost tip of Africa lies Cape Agulhas, a place where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. Beyond its geographic significance, Cape Agulhas is a haven for nature lovers, adventurers and history enthusiasts alike. Where the Two Oceans Meet: Cape

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Meet Struisbaai Harbour’s Resident Stingrays

Struisbaai Harbour, nestled along South Africa’s southernmost coastline, is not just a haven for fishing, seaside relaxation and fresh seafood; it’s also home to a group of resident stingrays that have become local celebrities and a must-see Struisbaai attraction.  Stingrays

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Struisbaai Beach Awarded Blue Flag Status for 2024/2025

Struisbaai Beach has been awarded South Africa’s Blue Flag status just in time for summer 2024/2024. As South Africa’s holiday season and warmer weather approaches, beach enthusiasts and recreational travellers welcome the Blue Flag announcement. WESSA (Wildlife and Environment Society

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Top 10 Things To Do in Struisbaai

Struisbaai is a tranquil seaside escape situated along the southern coast of South Africa, offering a range of activities for ocean lovers, travellers and adventure seekers. Known for its picturesque landscapes and small-town atmosphere, Struisbaai is located near the southernmost

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The coastline at Cape Agulhas, image taken by the 'Captivated Traveler'.

Top 10 Things To Do in Cape Agulhas

Stand at the southernmost tip of Africa where two oceans meet, explore the tip of Africa, discover a shipwreck, climb to the top of a historic lighthouse, and venture into South Africa’s southernmost coastal landscape and nature reserve, home to

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The Meisho Maru Shipwreck

The Meisho Maru shipwreck is an iconic sight along South Africa’s southernmost coastline. The wreckage, located at the Tip of Africa, has stood vigil against the waves since the 1980’s. But this Japanese fishing vessel holds a remarkable tale as

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