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If you didn’t know there are penguins to be found in South Africa, Boulders Beach is here to change the way you look at this country. It’s best known as the home of a colony of African penguins which includes around 3,000 birds roaming freely around this beach. It’s one of the only places in the world where you can see them up close, and that’s the main reason why so many tourists visit Boulders Beach.
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Once you’re done penguin watching, take some time to enjoy some other natural marvels that Boulders Beach has in store. This beach is made up of inlets, safely tucked away between its granite boulders, which offer a protected cove for swimming to those in the mood for some water sports.
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Boulders Beach is located in Simon’s Town, and you can take some time to explore other attractions it has in store. If you’re in the mood to prolong your visit, the nearby Table Mountain National Park is also worth exploring since it’s one of the most impressive natural wonders in this area.
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This bustling city is located right beneath the stunning and impressive Table Mountain. Standing at 1084 meters tall, it looms over the city and is breathtaking to gaze at. From the bottom of it, you can take a cable car to the top where you can explore the wide, flat summit. From here, the views over Cape Town and the surrounding area are magnificent.
Take a Boat to Robben Island and Visit the Museum
Roughly 7 miles off the coast near Cape Town is Robben Island. It’s a stunning place to visit and has some fascinating history. There was once a prison on the island that was home to Nelson Mandela during his incarceration for just under 20 years. There’s now a museum there telling the stories from the island throughout history.
Explore the Wonderful Beaches
There are endless beaches in and around Cape Town which provide some glorious spaces to relax or indulge in exciting activities. Often lined by rugged cliffs and mountains, and with sparking blue water and luscious greenery, there will be a beach to please everyone in this city.
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Durban is KwaZulu-Natal’s largest city, so it doesn’t come as a shocker that it’s also home to its most popular family-friendly attraction. uShaka Marine World offers one of South Africa’s most impressive water parks, uShaka Wet ‘n Wild, but it also houses aquariums and snorkeling lagune.
Wild Waves Waterpark (Port Edward)
The resort town of Port Edward may be pretty tiny, but that’s not stopping it from being home to some pretty amazing attractions. Wild Waves Waterpark is one of them, and it’s a paradise for water enthusiasts because it offers everything from water slides with plunge pools to lazy rivers and splash pools.
Splash Waterworld (Amanzimtoti)
The coastal town of Amanzimtoti is located just south of Durban, and it provides a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the big city. In addition to beautiful beaches, this town is also home to a top-notch water park with a wide range of pools and slides for visitors of all ages.
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]]>Long Street, Cape Town
Situated at the heart of Cape Town’s central business district is Long Street. Just as the name suggests, this extensive street is home to an array of attractions, including bars, nightclubs, and various restaurants, including the traditional Zulu eatery Zula and the traditional Indian restaurant Masala Dosa.
Melrose Arch, Johannesburg
With its lavish architecture and upmarket restaurants and stores, Melrose Arch feels just like a classy European city, albeit tucked away at the southern tip of Africa. This entertainment district has plenty on offer, including upscale cocktail bars, a cigar lounge, and plenty of hotels to keep you close to the action.
Sun City Resort
Located in South Africa’s North West province, Sun City has long been known as South Africa’s best holiday resort. Opened in 1979, Sun City is home to an array of bars, restaurants, and of course, its world-famous casino. Sun City also hosts major international golf tournaments as well as A-list music acts.
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You probably don’t expect to run into a colony of penguins while in South Africa, but that’s exactly the kind of experience that Boulders Beach has in store. Countless tourists flock to its shore in the hope they’ll get a glimpse of resident African penguins in their natural habitat.
Clifton Beach
Clifton is one of Cape Town’s most affluent suburbs, and its main beach is worth checking out. It’s renowned for its pristine white sand and crystal-clear waters and offers quite a unique atmosphere because it’s divided into four smaller coves with their own vibe, but Clifton 4 is definitely the most popular.
Muizenberg Beach
Cape Town is home to many colorful spots, but none of them comes even close to Muizenberg Beach. Safely tucked away on the False Bay coastline, this beach is home to vibrant Victorian-style beach huts that transformed it into one of Cape Town’s most Instagram-friendly spots.
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