It was a beautiful walk up to the lighthouse and the Cape of good hope. You can drive pretty close to the points and then walk the rest. Miss Gucci loved the drive from Cape Town with the roads twisting round the mountains and stunning views. Again a car is a must unless you join a tour.

What a feeling! To be able to say I’ve been to. The most Cape of Good Hope. We did the two trails while we there which were not difficult but the one on the left was a little more challenging going back down in the wind. There were coach loads of people having their picture taken at the sign. I do not have a clue how long it would take but I’m sure it was a good 45min-1hr Its a good drive from the entrance of the park to the Cape so make sure you take drinks and snacks as there is nothing about to grab anything.

We went with Jarat tours, just my husband and myself. It was a very enjoyable experience. The only problem was all the tour buses that were there. It was very windy and we had to get in a fairly long line just to take our photos near the sign. The views are spectacular, but the wind was intense. We didn’t spend too much time there because it was so windy. Got our photo by the sign, finally.

Now I know where Google, Apple & Amazon take those amazing photos of natural beauty, its REAL and its around the Cape of Good Hope! Simply stunning views but sadly you cannot spend much time there since the wind is literally blowing you away and its hard to stay firm on your feet there. Must go visit, must take the photo by the sign and absorb as much of it as you possibly can for as long as you can handle. There is a walking path from the Cape of Good Hope to the Cape Point, it is supposedly 1.5 hrs return. However, the wind can be so strong that it makes it hard to actually walk this path without falling (someone from my family did fall twice). And parts of this path are steep and rocky so please be very careful and go with a group. There is zero cel. phone coverage in this area.

Well worth the drive from Cape Town. Spectacular views and even the odd gibbon. Cost a few Rand to get into the park. Stpped off at Boulders Bay penguin sanctuary on the way and had lunch in Simons Town

We were on a bike tour and stopped here before starting our ride for the day closer to the entrance to the park. Wish we had more time to hike and really absorb the beautiful scenery. Totally worth a visit. The drive to get here, Chapman's Peak Drive, full of beautiful views as well. If you look out over the water, you might see some sea lions sunning on the rocks!

We drove just a few minutes from the Cape Point car park (passing an ostrich by the side of the road!) and parked up on the verge. We found a very amenable queue had formed in front of the sign - the person behind took a photo of the group in front - and there it continued - brilliant! A great place to visit but you don't need a lot of time there.

Who would not want to come to the southern most point of the African Continent? As part of our Gate 1 tour we stopped here after a scenic peninsula drive. We went to Cape Point, went to the top, walked around. Stopped in the gift shop, came back down and then stopped at Cape of Good Hope spot and walked around the beach area. The View is stunning. And you must take the obligator photo behind the sign. Must see.

Be sure to get a picture at the sign for the Cape of Good Hope. We had a short line, and then had our driver take our picture with the mountains and the sign. Some great observation locations with several different angles towards the ocean.

We visited here while on a day trip from Cape Town, while our cruise ship was docked there. This is right on the beach and we could see penguins on the rocks some distance in the water! A quick stop with just enough time to admire the view and take some pics in front of the sign.