Which place in South Africa do you think is worth visiting? What should I pay attention to?

On this earth, different places will have different scenery, and everyone likes to travel to different places according to their different preferences. South Africa is a very distinctive place with beautiful scenery, beautiful national parks, beautiful beaches and grape farms. If you go to South Africa, Bian Xiao recommends you to visit the Cape of Good Hope, Table Mountain, Seal Island, South African National Zoo, Penguin Beach and so on.

I. Cape of Good Hope

The Cape of Good Hope in South Africa is translated as? Cape of Good Hope? This is located at the southwest end of Africa. It is almost 52 kilometers from South Africa. Because there is heavy rain all the year round in the Cape of Good Hope and the waves are very rough, it is also called the storm horn by many people. If you go to play here, you should pay attention to safety. After all, the wind and waves are very heavy. Visitors can go to Cape Town to take photos as a souvenir, and then come to the Cape of Good Hope. If they take the electric train to the top of the mountain to take photos, they can directly see the whole Cape of Good Hope, the lighthouse and the open Atlantic Ocean.

Second, Seal Island.

South Africa's seal island is also a very magical island, because there are many seals and seagulls gathered here on the island, so it is famous. South Africa's Post Island, also known as Duke Island, is located in Cape Town by the Atlantic Ocean. It is a reef island, only a few hundred meters from the coast. Fiona Fang Island has thousands of square meters, but most of them are bare stones. In summer, the island will be crowded with seals, and there are thousands of them in the dark. In order to protect these animals in South Africa, tourists can only take a look by sightseeing boat, but they can't go to the island, so everyone should pay attention to safety when they go.

Third, Penguin Beach.

When it comes to penguins, everyone will definitely think of Antarctica for the first time, but Africa belongs to the tropical region. Why are there penguins? But what makes people feel incredible is that there are indeed penguins in South Africa, and the number is quite large. Penguins in South Africa can be divided into larger jazz penguins or smaller fairy penguins. Penguins have thick fat under their skin and are generally water birds that are not afraid of cold. They mainly eat fish and often live in water. They can dive and swim, but they can't fly. So if you go to South Africa, you can also visit tropical penguins.