We went up on the Funicular and the views after you climb the very many uneven steps to the top are impressive BUT. The Funicular apparently has no health and safety officer and no risk assessments, we broke down on the descent which the driver claimed was because the cab was heavily over crowded although it was he that allowed... more

If Nature and Hiking is up your alley than this is a place for you to visit! Maps show a very confusing way of getting there so I wish you all a safe journey. Once we got there we where excited to take the Flying Dutchmen up to the Lighthouse. However we could not understand how they could be wheel... more

Again, Cape Town seems to set the standard for natural beauty in many ways and Cape Point is a key player in this regard. The specifics: Access: Car or tour group necessary. You park a ways from the Point and can either walk up to the stairs (very difficult) or take the funicular (less difficult) to the top by the... more

A place of beautiful scenery, and a dramatic landscape. Also, something about being at the southern tip of Africa! more

Cape Point is a little to the north of the Cape of Good Hope , it is a high outcrop of rock on which an old lighthouse is situated. You reach the lighthouse either by walking up ( you need to be fit ,it is steep ) or by taking the funicular railway upto to within a short climb of... more

I came here on a small tour to cape point and was really impressed with the amount of flora and fauna on display. The agulus current i think is the reason for the cold cold seas here though, be warned. Amazing place. more

Cape Point is at the south-east corner of the Cape peninsula. It’s a mountainous and scenic landmass at the southwestern tip of South Africa. It’s a little north of the Cape of Good Hope. Although these two rocky and beautiful capes are well-known, neither cape is actually the southernmost point in Africa. That is Cape Agulhas which is further to... more