The incomparable Cape Peninsula National Park is located in the southernmost region of South Africa. A day’s car journey around the peninsula through its unique and richly contrasting landscape is a most beautiful and spectacular experience that is without equal.

On the huge Peninsula’s temperate yet windy eastern coastline innumerable round boulders appear as strange stone monuments adding even more drama to this incredible part of the world.

The eight thousand hectares of the Cape Of Good Hope Nature Reserve cover the southern section of the peninsula. Since 1998 it has been part of the Cape Peninsula National Park through which there are many scenic roads that lead to a variety of fascinating locations.

Twenty five different species of protea thrive in the region’s pastureland along with a hundred and thirty nine plant species and fifty two varieties of orchid. The abundant array of floral splendour is indescribable and makes the Cape a veritable Garden Of Eden.

Nature has no limits on the coastline of the Cape and each rock and cliff contains a myriad of colour, form and dimension. The rocks stand out like noble and protective guards, staring out into the endless horizons of the universe.

Such beauty can be found nowhere else. Cape Peninsula is an untouched natural landscape - a paradise at the end of the world!