The Southernmost Point of Africa — Southern Tip of Africa This is the geographic point where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet — a classic bucket-list stop for many visitors. The landscape here is rugged, dramatic, and very photogenic. • Historic Cape Agulhas Lighthouse — Cape Agulhas Lighthouse An iconic 19th-century lighthouse with a museum and amazing coastline views. It’s one of the oldest lighthouses in South Africa and symbolizes the maritime history of the region.  • ️ Agulhas National Park — Agulhas National Park Explore coastal fynbos, walking trails and scenic drives — great for photography, wildlife viewing, and experiencing the natural beauty of the Overberg region. • Ocean Views & Nature Stops often include scenic photo points along the coast, beach views, and sometimes coastal birdlife or even whale watching in season (depends on timing and tour). Some tours also include shipwreck history or beach time. 

Cape Agulhas Lighthouse is one of South Africa’s oldest and most iconic lighthouses, built in 1849 to guide ships safely around the treacherous southern coastline. Located near the southernmost tip of Africa, it stands as a symbol of maritime history where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet. Visitors can explore the small museum inside, learn about historic shipwrecks, and climb to the top for panoramic views of the rugged coastline and ocean. The lighthouse is set within Agulhas National Park, surrounded by unique fynbos vegetation, making it a scenic and educational stop for travelers.

Stony Point Nature Reserve — Penguin Colony • African Penguins Up Close At Stony Point Nature Reserve guests will visit one of the largest mainland African penguin breeding colonies in the world, right at Betty’s Bay. These endangered birds can be seen waddling, interacting, swimming and nesting in their natural coastal habitat.  • Wooden Boardwalk Views A boardwalk winds through the colony, giving visitors the chance to see penguins at eye level without disturbing them.  • Other Coastal Wildlife Visitors also often see a variety of seabirds such as Cormorants (Cape, Bank and Crowned) and gulls, plus dassies (rock hyrax) sunning on the rocks.  • Old Whaling Station Remnants The penguin reserve is on the site of the old Waaygat Whaling Station — remnants of machinery and history add an interesting backdrop to the nature experience