Dont miss it :) but come early in te morning to be there before masses or tourists come More

Boulders Beach is a must do. When you pay the entry-fee, you are allowed to stroll in between the penguins in a setting of amazing granite boulders, situated on the beach. They are free roaming inside the reserve. You can also go for a swim in the sea or in the tidal pools, during which you will be accompagnied by... More

Seeing penguins up close in their natuaral habitat and feeling like you are in the Seychelles even though you are only 30 mins from home (although the water is definately a bit colder!) More

Make sure you go to Boulders Beach and not the tourist information center. From the beach, you can climb up on the rocks and sit right next to the penguins. You can swim in the water, which is usually still and beautiful turquoise like a lagoon. If you are lucky, the penguins will swim right past you. It is very... More

A Must to visit. Though there are fewer penguins of lately. (An alternative is to go to Betty's Bay but that's rather far away.) More

If you want to see a very funny bird, then I suggest you make your way to the Boulders, these birds never disappoint More

The Boulders is a great thing to see with all the penguins on the beach, but for something that takes 5 minutes to do, I think the rates are a little high! More

Uncanny to watch penguins slip through the waves onto the sun bleached sand, waddle up to their nests and feed their chicks. More

A beautifully located beach especially for a family with little children. The perfect toddler's 'building castles beach'. If you get the right spot you will not want to leave so prepare to go for the day. More