Boulders beach makes me think of the children's movie Happy feet. I could watch it over and over with my son. Beautiful clean beach breathing ground for the penguins. a great adventure for kids and adults alike a must to visit

The weather was perfect and the penguins adorable but it was crowded. The park rangers were taking good care of a stray penguin trying to get through the fence back to its family.

Our family had a great time visiting the penguins and actually found the beach well designed to help these penguins thrive.

I visited Boulders Beach with my family of teenagers and young adult children. We were all enthralled with the adorable penguins. You walk down a wooden walkway seeing penguins everywhere you look. We had so much fun watching the penguins waddling around and swimming in...More

Visiting Boulders Beach and the African penguin colony is not to be missed. Such a beautiful setting and hundreds of penguins to see in their natural habitat. Great photo opportunities and a joy to watch the penguins up close.

was very nice to get so close to the penguins and got some great photos. It did get a little crowded at one point as you are only allowed on walkways for obvious reasons. Very reasonably priced too. defiantly worth a visit

Boulder's penguin colony is a great experience to view penguins up close and in a safe location. However, if you take a trip to Boulders beach you may even see some penguins on the beach for free. The small car park between Gay Street and...More

The whole point of driving down the cape was to see the penguins and we were NOT disappointed!! So cute!

Had a lovely time watching penguins and enjoying the view. The park is well supported by staff and signage. And it is penguins galore! Just be aware it closes by 5 pm in the winter so be sure to watch your time if you are...More

I'm not sure what there could possibly to complain about here. The price is right and the penguins are close enough that you don't even need a zoom lens to get decent photos. My daughter and I were there in winter (for Africa) and were...More