Mom, is the color of heaven Cape of Good Hope blue

Racing Along the South African Coastline I was utterly stunned by the deep blue of the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. I initially chose this little-known, off-the-beaten-path travel destination just to see the only land penguins and seals. But the beauty of the coastline was beyond my imagination! 📍 A Day Trip from Cape Town Twelve Apostles : Superbly magnificent! It’s a combination of a rich people's villa area and a stunning blue bay. The best spot for photos is on the sea-viewing bench! 🥹Seal Island: A 45-minute boat ride out to sea, where you can get up close and personal with thousands of seals. There’s also a high chance of spotting dolphins. I was initially confused thinking they were seaweed, but they turned out to be a dense crowd of seals! Hout Bay: The location of the breathtaking bay in Picture 2. It’s perfect for surfing or just lying around. The coastal road passes by with a great vantage point for an amazing view! Chapman’s Peak Drive: The filming location for the movie "Fast and Furious." It’s one of the most beautiful coastal roads in the world. Penguin Beach: So many penguins! You can observe their daily activities up close. This is unique to South Africa and definitely worth a visit! Cape of Good Hope: A classic spot from geography textbooks. Everyone climbs up to take photos. But if you walk up the coastal rocks from the base, you’ll find the perfect spot for a stunning photo like it!🥹 Cape Point: Even more beautiful than the Cape of Good Hope. You can take a small train to the top. You can buy a round-trip ticket, but I recommend walking down to enjoy the scenery. The beauty along the way is like something out of "The Legend of Zelda"! Tips: There’s no signal between the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point. If you’re driving, remember to download an offline map in advance so you don’t lose touch with the world! #OffbeatTravel #BlueHealing #Travel #SouthAfrica #DigitalNomad