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| The little claw-shaped peninsula in the back is the famous Cape of Good Hope - the southwestern-most part of Africa. |
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| For ships coming from Europe, being on the other side of this cliff meant half of their journey was accomplished. |
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| An eland enjoying his grazing rights in the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. |
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| Another view of the Cape - this time from the east. Four different species of cormorants are roosting there. |
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| An inlet showing the hard sandstone that the Cape (and Table Mountain) are made of. |
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| Another example of classic African wildlife! |
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| The ostriches are a family and word the Cape coast regularly. |
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| Caskets of Spier wines in the Stellenbosch winery. |
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