Cape Agulhas

There is allot of construction happening there at the moment by Cape Nature. I hope it's for the better and is not going to cost a fortune to enter on completion. There is a few hiking trails, but the main reason for going there is to to see the 2 oceans meet

I regularly come to Cape Agulhas. It gets very busy during the season, but it does not take away the beauty of the scenery. You just need to wait a little longer if you want your photo by the infamous 2 oceans junction sign!

Another bucket list destination that is definitely not just a key geographic location, but an important scenic experience. Visited on a weather friendly day with little to no wind at all and enjoyed setting my foot on Africa's southern most tip as well as putting my feet in the 2 tone ocean as the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet here. Seeing the ship wreck and Southern Africa's second oldest lighthouse was magical. Very well preserved indeed.

Stunning place but accommodation must be booked well in advance.

Definitely must put this on you list of places to go to. The villagers are welcoming and are more than happy to share advise on things to do. Beautiful walks. A trip to the top of the lighthouse, if you dare, is a highlight.

This is very best tourist place to visit. It is a little town just next to beach. And very beautiful , affordable hotels and restaurants in side the small Town. You will find very delicious various kind of food and best coffee too. Beautiful beaches with the boardwalk. What I think Cape Aghulhas should be one of the Wonders of the world.

Beautiful place, and well it's the southern most tip of africa

Great views from the top. Windy at the top, but a great experience. Fantastic views of the southernmost part of Africa.