Whenever people visit Cape Town for longer than five days, I always encourage them to do the infamous drive around the Peninsula β€οΈ No matter how many pics I share, I don't think it explains how life changing that drive is, but I'd like to share four pictures I took recently and some context for inspiration:
πΈ 1: Starting point for this particular drive was Camps Bay. Sent the drone up to capture the beauty of one of the world's most famous beaches.
πΈ 2: Once you drive past Hout Bay and then around Chapman's Peak, you can choose to make your way to Kommetjie and Scarborough. This picture shows the Slangkop Lighthouse and the beautiful surrounds.
πΈ 3: Half way between Cape Point and Simon's Town. I just think the contrast of the colours of the water is so beautiful alongside the rock formations.
πΈ 4: I just love stopping in Kalk Bay and walking around the harbour. Kalk Bay is one of South Africa's oldest towns. This particular shot has Harbour House in the mix against the most beautiful backdrop.
I do wish we could share more than four pictures because this doesn't fully explain the beauty, but I'm also telling you that you could do this loop a hundred times and you will be blown away every time!
PS. Would love to hear about your drive around the peninsula if you've done it before and what are your preferences?