Boulder Beach lays claim that this is the most accessible penguin colony in the world. I have no ideas, but it is fairly simple. You pay 70 Rand to enter the reserve, make you way along a wooden boardwalk. On a very short walk to...More

We had an enjoyable morning walking to see the penguins! There where more than we imagined and very close too. It was fun watching them waddling up and down the sand.

We had a stop by Boulders Beach to watch the penguins... we enjoyed the visit and watching them for a period of time. We went with a group as a part of our vacation so I am not sure how much the cost was as...More

Was good to visit this old swimming spot. Sad to see much less penguins than there used to be. The pathways were clean and easy to navigate. Saw many penguin chicks, a spot not to be missed when visiting Cape Town.

This is a must see while visiting Cape Town. It is such a beautiful area and the penguins are adorable!

Great to see 100s of African Penguins in their natural setting (humans are on a wooden bridge). Fascinating...

We spent great time there. Penguins are really close and not afraid. Highly recommended, remember there is a fee to get in.

This place is great even if it is a bit touristy! There is platform formed in a way that doesn't bother the penguins to continue their lives! You can watch them from there really close to swim or just walk around to the beach. Fortunately...More

This was a fun experience that really let you see how penguins live in the wild — on occasion, they would look at the tourists, but mostly they just go about their penguin lives. We'd been told there were more penguins at the colony at Stony...More

2 separate areas where you can view penguins - there's some info and you can get quite close to them! In the beach area, you can be almost 1 foot away from the penguins and they are roaming free. It's a very good experience! Obviously...More