Our last stop was Cape town. We flew to Cape Town from Durban and arrived there just on time to see the sun set. Here we spent a whole week here, so we got to see some of the things the Cape had to offer. Enjoy!
Welcoming sunset above Cape Town
Juvenile African Penguins in Boulders. It's a beach that homes 2000 endangered penguins
Baby fluffy penguin! ITS SO FLUFFY I'M GONNA DIE!!!
Yes, there where many penguins there!
The Cape Point
Cape of good hope (view from the lighthouse at Cape Point)
Ostriches right next to the ocean!
Leucospermum conocarpodendron
Long...
Sunset at the ''Sea Point''
Proteas, the national Flower of South Africa (this example is the Protea cynaroides)
The ''Greenmarket square''
The ''Eastern Food Bazar''. The place to go if you want to eat curries and bonny chows!
The Table Mountain from the town
Charly's Bakery (Known from their show on TLC)
Yes squirrels! Squirrels everywhere! (well in the parks, at least)
Clifton 4th Beach
The Lions Head (from here you can actually see the lion!)
Rooooar!! I'm a lion you know...
V&A Waterfront
On our way to Robin Island
Cape Town and Robbin Island on the right.
Nelson's Mandela prison cell
Robin island prison
In the harbor.
Nelson Mandela in the ''Nobel Square''
CBD
On our way to the top of the Lions Head
View of Camps Bay
Sunset on the one side, moon rise on the other...
Fish Hoek
The planetarium and the woman in red.
Katrins favorite!
When you look up...
Street Art
Bo-Kaap (the muslin part of Cape Town) with Table Mountain in the background.
The cable way to T.M
On the top!
Rock hyrax aka Dassie. Look at that cuteness!
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The ''Twelve Apostles'' on the left.
Clifton and Lions head from TM.
The tablecloth.
The theater right next to where we stayed. oh, and its pronounced 'Labia', with an ''a'' as alpha.
Boschendal, one of the oldest wine estates in South Africa. Founded in 1685!
So pretty this Cape Dutch architecture!
You made it to the end! I know, this was a long blog but Cape Town had much to offer! This is our last post :(
Hope you enjoyed the ride we took you on. Moral of the story: Visit South Africa, it's worth it!
Take care!
Luisa and Katrin
