Cape Point is a stunning nature reserve at the southernmost tip of the Cape Peninsula, featuring dramatic cliffs, a historic lighthouse, and unique biodiversity. The lighthouse is accessible via the Flying Dutchman funicular or on foot. The area is home to baboons and various seabirds. The reserve is part of Table Mountain National Park and showcases the Cape Floral Kingdom, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Funicular return: adults R115, children R60. Card payments only. Lighthouse: stairs only, not wheelchair accessible.
Summer (October-March) for longer hours and warmer weather. Early morning for fewer crowds. Calm days for best hiking visibility.
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Very likely! Baboons are common in the reserve. Never feed them - it's the law. Keep car windows closed and don't leave food exposed. Baboons are skilled at opening bags and cars.
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