Cape Peninsula Drive

You're passing Muizenberg Beach, famous for those brightly painted bathing boxes lined up along the sand.

You're passing Kalk Bay Harbour, one of the last working fishing harbours in the Western Cape.

You're entering Simon's Town, home to the South African Navy since 1957 and a naval base long before that.

This is Boulders Beach, home to one of the few land-based colonies of African penguins in the world.

This is the Old Cape Point Lighthouse, built in 1860 at an elevation of two hundred thirty-eight metres above sea level.

You're at the Cape of Good Hope sign, one of the most recognized landmarks on the African continent.

You're now passing through Misty Cliffs and Scarborough, one of the most exposed stretches of coastline on the Cape Peninsula.

This is the Noordhoek Beach viewpoint.

You're now on Chapman's Peak Drive, one of the most remarkable feats of road engineering in southern Africa.

This is Hout Bay Harbour, one of the last working fishing harbours on the Cape Peninsula.

This is the Llandudno viewpoint.

This is the Camps Bay and Twelve Apostles viewpoint, your final stop on this Cape Peninsula route. The Twelve Apostles are not actually twelve peaks.