It turns out not all penguins live in Antarctica

Guys, there are so many penguins at Cape of Good Hope 🐧! At first, I thought they were some kind of duck, and when my friend said they were penguins, I was totally stunned. There are so many amazing spots to visit in Cape Town—every place is worth checking out. 🌄 Natural Scenery & Landmarks 1️⃣ Table Mountain: The soul and symbol of Cape Town, and one of the New7Wonders of Nature. 2️⃣ Signal Hill & Lion’s Head: Ridges extending from Table Mountain, perfect for watching sunsets 🌅 and Cape Town’s night views. Signal Hill is easier to climb 🧗, and it’s a popular spot for sunsets (especially on Sundays, there are drum performances). Lion’s Head is great for hiking enthusiasts—the view from the top is wider, and it’s also a starting point for paragliding 🪂. 3️⃣ Cape of Good Hope & Cape Point: Geographical landmarks at the southwestern tip of the African continent, with great historical significance (from the Age of Exploration) and stunning natural scenery. 🦍 The area along the way belongs to Table Mountain National Park, with hiking trails and beaches (like Dias Beach, Buffels Bay). You might spot wild animals like ostriches, antelopes, and baboons. 4️⃣ Camps Bay: One of Cape Town’s most famous beaches, backed by the Twelve Apostles peaks—its scenery looks like a postcard. 5️⃣ Clifton & Llandudno Beaches: Perfect for sunbathing, enjoying sea views, and people-watching. Clifton 4th Beach is a well-known LGBTQ+ friendly beach. 🏛 Historical & Cultural City Experiences 6️⃣ Robben Island: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important landmarks in South Africa’s recent history. 7️⃣ Victoria & Alfred Waterfront: Shop (for crafts and brand-name goods), try numerous restaurants and bars (seafood is a specialty), watch street performances, visit the aquarium and museums (like the Clock Tower Museum), take a cruise, or enjoy a distant view of Table Mountain. (Ferries to Robben Island also depart here. It’s best to start visiting in the evening.) 8️⃣ Bo-Kaap: Cape Town’s most colorful and distinctive neighborhood, a representative of Malay culture. 9️⃣ Cape Town City Centre: Feel the city’s historical pulse and cultural diversity. Greenmarket Square: A historic flea market—great for buying unique souvenirs (remember to bargain!). Long Street: A bohemian street with bookstores 📚, cafes, antique shops, and bars. Company’s Garden: An oasis in the city center, a historic public garden with museums (like the South African Museum), government buildings, squirrels, and pigeons. 🔟 St. George’s Cathedral: One of the oldest cathedrals in South Africa. #Penguins s #CapeTown #SouthAfrica #PlacesThatDontFeelLikeEarth #LesserVisitedCountriesTravel #CapeTownTravelGuide #TableMountainCapeTown #TableMountain