Although the Cape of Good Hope is commonly misconceived as the southernmost point of Africa (its actually about 150km east), its breathtaking seascapes are no misconception. Another fallacy – the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point are actually two different spots – about a kilometer away from eachother.
The area offers a simultaneous view of both the Indian and Atlantic Oceans – a mixture between cold-water and warm-water currents makes for some pretty cool sights.
The end of the world. See the different currents?
Turquoise warm water – quite the contrast from the gloomy gray waters of the cold current…
From the point, we headed back towards Capetown through wine country – and on to a safari in Kruger Park!