Cape Town: Betty’s Bay Penguin Colony Full-Day Trip (up to 10 guests) [379073P2]
The Penguins of Stony Point cannot wait to meet you. On your way to see them you will be enthralled by awesome scenery while relaxing in our airconditioned vehicle. We might even do an ice-cream stop along the way.
Our tour is unique in that it is offered by IN2theCAPE, an operator that is passionate about sharing the beauty and wonder that the Western Cape has to offer in abundance.
Buckle-up, we're on a roadtrip to everywhere...
All of our tours include a complimentary photography service. Pictures of your adventure will be messaged/emailed to you the evening after your tour.
Our tour is unique in that it is offered by IN2theCAPE, an operator that is passionate about sharing the beauty and wonder that the Western Cape has to offer in abundance.
Buckle-up, we're on a roadtrip to everywhere...
All of our tours include a complimentary photography service. Pictures of your adventure will be messaged/emailed to you the evening after your tour.
ADDITIONAL INFO
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- 4h in total for the attractions and the rest of the time is for transportation
INCLUDED
- Complimentary photography service
NOT INCLUDED
CANCELLATION POLICY
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
ITINERARY
- Gordons Bay lies at the start of the iconic R44 Clarens Drive which snakes along the Eastern Coast of False Bay. The road is etched into the mountains which seem to plunge into the ocean. Although no stops are planned along this route, we do stop at points for photo opportunities. Sightings could include whales and baboons but the dramatic scenery is the real attraction.
- Stony Point Harbor at Betty's Bay was an active whaling station until 1930. It has a rich history but today is home to a colony of African Jackass Penguins. The site has been declared protected and is administered by Cape Nature. The penguins are viewed from walkways that allow easy viewing while not disturbing them. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring along your camera. The best place to enjoy lunch is at the local restaurant ON THE EDGE, we have never had a bad meal here.
