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Food scene
Marietjie's is more a Restaurant and Farmstall these day's and very well known for their hugh Farm style Breakfast and Ribs.
You can also buy some locally produced products their.
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Marietjies Pub
24 Main RdMarietjie's is more a Restaurant and Farmstall these day's and very well known for their hugh Farm style Breakfast and Ribs.
You can also buy some locally produced products their.
Zuidste Kaap is a Great place to enjoy a big variety of Food from Oasters to Sparerib. And you can enjoy some of our wines there as well
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Zuidste Kaap Pub & Restaurant
99 Main RdZuidste Kaap is a Great place to enjoy a big variety of Food from Oasters to Sparerib. And you can enjoy some of our wines there as well
A Family friendly Restaurant and shop enjoy great food and wine while the kids play and enjoy the animals
Earth Restaurant & Shop
A Family friendly Restaurant and shop enjoy great food and wine while the kids play and enjoy the animals
Gavin's Trattoria Agulhas Restaurant
Italian Styled Casual Dinning Pizza Pasta Steak Seafood
a special restaurant in Struisbaai which combines the unique southernmost coastal setting with unfussy style, classic food and attentive service.
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55 KNOTS STRUISBAAI
55 Hoofwega special restaurant in Struisbaai which combines the unique southernmost coastal setting with unfussy style, classic food and attentive service.
Fresh locally sourced seafood, SA beef and lamb and unique regional wines.
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Blue Goose Restaurant - Gansbaai
22 Hoop StFresh locally sourced seafood, SA beef and lamb and unique regional wines.
City/town information
Bredasdorp is a small Town within a farming community.
Bredasdorp has most of your essential shops and Supermarket's to stock up while travelling.
Bredasdorp
Bredasdorp is a small Town within a farming community.
Bredasdorp has most of your essential shops and Supermarket's to stock up while travelling.
Cape L'Agulhas is the most South tip of Africa and it's here that the Atlantic and Indian ocean meets.
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L'Agulhas
Cape L'Agulhas is the most South tip of Africa and it's here that the Atlantic and Indian ocean meets.
Napier
A Little Country Style town, with a arty vibe and a great food scene.
Sightseeing
Marine Dynamics is about a 45 min drive from us.
Great for Shark Cage Driving and Marine Tours (Whale Watching Trips)
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Shark Cage Dive · Marine Dynamics™
5 Geelbek StMarine Dynamics is about a 45 min drive from us.
Great for Shark Cage Driving and Marine Tours (Whale Watching Trips)
Emergency Numbers
Gallery
Agulhas Weather
Areas
Cape Agulhas Tourism Bureau
Agulhas History
Nearby Attractions
Nearby Towns
Top Attractions
Where is Agulhas?
Top Attractions in Agulhas & Struisbaai
The journey to Cape Agulhas takes you through the very heart of the Overberg region, and a trip to this lovely part of the world is guaranteed to be memorable. See directions to Cape Agulhas.
1. Visit the Agulhas National Park
Cradled in the area known as the Agulhas Plain, and nurtured by the coming together of the Indian and Atlantic oceans, the Agulhas National Park is home to a unique combination of biodiversity and natural beauty. The park showcases a wide variety of endemic plant and animal species and is an outdoor lover’s paradise. Spot the African black oystercatcher and the dainty Damara tern while enjoying one of the walking or hiking trails in the reserve. From July and December, you can cast your eyes to the horizon and watch southern right whales breach, lobtail and even spy-hop during what is known around the world as “whale season”. For more information about activities and accommodation at the southernmost tip of Africa contact Agulhas National Park.
2. Stand at the Southernmost Tip of Africa
A stone cairn marks the southernmost tip of Africa where the Indian and the Atlantic oceans meet.
The lighthouse that keeps a watchful eye on this treacherous piece of coastline was the third lighthouse built in South Africa and is the second-oldest in operation. Cape Agulhas Lighthouse is located on the southern edge of the village of L'Agulhas, in the Agulhas National Park. The popular tourist destination is a landmark for those migrating to the southernmost tip of Africa and there is a museum and coffee shop on site. The park has an opening and closing time so be sure to plan your trip accordingly. Learn more about the southern tip of Africa.
3. Explore the Rich Maritime History
Due to the unpredictable currents and ominous reefs, many ships have met their doom along this coastline that has earned the area its name, the “Graveyard of Ships”. To lessen the casualties the building of the lighthouse began on April 1st 1847 and lit on March 1st 1849. The coastline is still rife with whispers and wreckage of over 150 ships that sank between Arniston and Cape Town. Take a closer look at the History of L'Agulhas & Struisbaai.
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4. Spend a Day at the Longest Natural Beach in the Southern Hemisphere
Struisbaai is known for its pretty fishing harbour, historical thatched fishing cottages and its long uninterrupted stretch of pristine beach that hugs the coastline. Pack a picnic basket and take a stroll along the soft white sand. Take a look at these beautiful Agulhas & Struisbaai Beach Images.
struisbaai-views-beaches-langezandt
5. Feed the Stingrays in Struisbaai Harbour
A visit to Struisbaai Harbour is always a colourful mixture of people, laughter and activity. The multi-coloured boats bring freshly caught fish on good fishing days and along with the now resident stingrays, are one of the favourite attractions in the town.
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Struisbaai Harbour
Emergency Numbers
Gallery
Agulhas Weather
Areas
Cape Agulhas Tourism Bureau
Agulhas History
Nearby Attractions
Nearby Towns
Top Attractions
Where is Agulhas?
Top Attractions in Agulhas & Struisbaai
The journey to Cape Agulhas takes you through the very heart of the Overberg region, and a trip to this lovely part of the world is guaranteed to be memorable. See directions to Cape Agulhas.
1. Visit the Agulhas National Park
Cradled in the area known as the Agulhas Plain, and nurtured by the coming together of the Indian and Atlantic oceans, the Agulhas National Park is home to a unique combination of biodiversity and natural beauty. The park showcases a wide variety of endemic plant and animal species and is an outdoor lover’s paradise. Spot the African black oystercatcher and the dainty Damara tern while enjoying one of the walking or hiking trails in the reserve. From July and December, you can cast your eyes to the horizon and watch southern right whales breach, lobtail and even spy-hop during what is known around the world as “whale season”. For more information about activities and accommodation at the southernmost tip of Africa contact Agulhas National Park.
2. Stand at the Southernmost Tip of Africa
A stone cairn marks the southernmost tip of Africa where the Indian and the Atlantic oceans meet.
The lighthouse that keeps a watchful eye on this treacherous piece of coastline was the third lighthouse built in South Africa and is the second-oldest in operation. Cape Agulhas Lighthouse is located on the southern edge of the village of L'Agulhas, in the Agulhas National Park. The popular tourist destination is a landmark for those migrating to the southernmost tip of Africa and there is a museum and coffee shop on site. The park has an opening and closing time so be sure to plan your trip accordingly. Learn more about the southern tip of Africa.
3. Explore the Rich Maritime History
Due to the unpredictable currents and ominous reefs, many ships have met their doom along this coastline that has earned the area its name, the “Graveyard of Ships”. To lessen the casualties the building of the lighthouse began on April 1st 1847 and lit on March 1st 1849. The coastline is still rife with whispers and wreckage of over 150 ships that sank between Arniston and Cape Town. Take a closer look at the History of L'Agulhas & Struisbaai.
view_from_Agulhas_lighthouse_1614939685
4. Spend a Day at the Longest Natural Beach in the Southern Hemisphere
Struisbaai is known for its pretty fishing harbour, historical thatched fishing cottages and its long uninterrupted stretch of pristine beach that hugs the coastline. Pack a picnic basket and take a stroll along the soft white sand. Take a look at these beautiful Agulhas & Struisbaai Beach Images.
struisbaai-views-beaches-langezandt
5. Feed the Stingrays in Struisbaai Harbour
A visit to Struisbaai Harbour is always a colourful mixture of people, laughter and activity. The multi-coloured boats bring freshly caught fish on good fishing days and along with the now resident stingrays, are one of the favourite attractions in the town.
The lighthouse at Cape Agulhas is the third lighthouse to be built in South Africa and is the second-oldest in operation. Cape Agulhas Lighthouse is located on the southern edge of the village of L'Agulhas, in the Agulhas National Park.
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Cape Agulhas Lighthouse
Lighthouse StreetThe lighthouse at Cape Agulhas is the third lighthouse to be built in South Africa and is the second-oldest in operation. Cape Agulhas Lighthouse is located on the southern edge of the village of L'Agulhas, in the Agulhas National Park.
Robbie's surfing lessons are located at Struisbaai BEACH – CAPE AGULHAS. This is a gentle, friendly wave for beginners, on the warm Indian Ocean with a beautiful, long, unspoilt white sandy beach
Robbie's Surfing Lessons
Robbie's surfing lessons are located at Struisbaai BEACH – CAPE AGULHAS. This is a gentle, friendly wave for beginners, on the warm Indian Ocean with a beautiful, long, unspoilt white sandy beach