Olifantsbosbaai

Olifantsbosbaai

following the trails of rusty shipwrecks along the coast of the Cape Peninsula

Location: 

Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, South Africa

Duration: 

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Personal highlights

  1. Olifantsbosbaai: beautiful and untouched nature along the Cape Peninsula
  2. Shipwreck Trail: walking for about 2 hours to see several wrecked ships
  3. Atlantic Coast: rough sea and shallow waters claimed many strong ships
  4. Cape Point: part of the National Park just around the corner of Cape Town
  5. Shipwrecks: it's always impressive to examine the rusty metal remains

Image sources

  1. Shipwreck at the beach
  2. Examining the wrecks
  3. Maybe a steam engine
  4. Pure and wild nature
  5. Some metal remains

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