Cape Agulhas Full-Day Tour with Whale Watching
Cape Peninsula, Cape Town
Activity
Official tickets via GetYourGuide
Discover the southernmost tip of Africa on a full-day tour from Cape Town. Visit Cape Agulhas, see the meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, and explore charming coastal towns.
Highlights
- Feel the thrill of standing at the southernmost tip of Africa
- See the meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans
- Visit the historic Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
- Explore the charming village of Elim and its Moravian Mission
- Enjoy scenic views from Clarence Drive Outlook Point
Description
Embark on a full-day tour to Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of Africa, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. Begin your journey with a convenient pickup from your accommodation in Cape Town. Travel along the scenic route, passing through charming towns like Gansbaai and Stanford. Stop at the Elim Moravian Mission, a historic village known for its whitewashed cottages and rich cultural heritage. Continue to Cape Agulhas, where you’ll visit the iconic lighthouse and the marker for the meeting of the two oceans. Take in the breathtaking views and explore the new walkways that enhance the natural beauty of the area. Marvel at the huge topographical map of the African continent, installed by the park service. Walk around it and recognize the mountain ranges, river basins, and other geographic features, gaining a new perspective on the continent. In Hermanus, enjoy the chance to view Southern Right whales (seasonal) from the shore. Conclude your tour with a scenic drive along Clarence Drive Outlook Point and Sir Lowry’s Pass, before returning to Cape Town.Includes
Cape Agulhas - Southernmost Tip of Africa Cape Agulhas Lighthouse Elim Moravian Mission Gansbaai Stanford Hermanus (whale watching seasonal) Clarence Drive Outlook Point Sir Lowrys Pass and GrabouwExcludes
Food and drinksImportant Information
- Whale watching in Hermanus is seasonal There might be queues at the marker for the meeting of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans