Panoramic, cinematic views of the Atlantic Ocean, the colorful fishing harbor of Hout Bay, and the pristine, sweeping sands of Noordhoek Beach from elevated lookout points.

Walking along dedicated wooden boardwalks to see a thriving colony of endangered African Penguins waddling on white sands and nesting among massive, ancient granite boulders.

What guests see: A spectacular World Heritage nature reserve where massive sea cliffs drop 200 meters straight into the crashing Atlantic Ocean. The Landscape & History: Guests stand at the rocky southwestern tip of Africa to photograph the famous "Cape of Good Hope" geographical board. They will take in views of a rugged, wind-swept coastline that is famous for its maritime history and ancient shipwrecks. The Wildlife: The reserve is teeming with free-roaming wildlife. Guests regularly spot Chacma baboons foraging on the beaches, ostriches walking near the waves, and local antelope grazing in the unique fynbos vegetation. During whale season (June–November), whales can easily be spotted breaching in the bay directly from the lookouts.