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Cape Agulhas: Visiting the Southern Tip of Africa | Oceans, Fynbos & the Lighthouse

Discover Cape Agulhas — the official southernmost tip of Africa and the meeting place of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. In this video, we explore the breathtaking landscapes of Agulhas National Park, from raised fynbos boardwalks and dune viewpoints to the iconic stone map of Africa, the historic Cape Agulhas Lighthouse, and the haunting Meisho Maru 38 shipwreck. Walk with us along the wooden pathways that protect the fragile Agulhas fynbos, part of the world-famous Cape Floristic Region. See sweeping ocean vistas, crashing waves, and the rugged coastline that has shaped centuries of maritime history. Learn about the 2014 Africa-shaped installation, a unique landmark guiding visitors to the true southern tip of the continent. Whether you're interested in South African travel, Overberg tourism, nature, hiking, parkruns, cycling, photography, or simply discovering the edge of Africa, this video offers a complete visual journey. 🌍 What You’ll See in This Video The southern tip of Africa landmark Wooden boardwalks through the Agulhas fynbos The giant Africa stone map installation (opened in 2014) Standing between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans Coastal walking trails and viewpoints Cycling and jogging routes The Meisho Maru 38 shipwreck The historic Cape Agulhas Lighthouse (built in 1848) 🏞️ About Cape Agulhas & Agulhas National Park Cape Agulhas lies within Agulhas National Park, home to over 2,000 plant species, rare wetlands, and a coastline known as the Graveyard of Ships. The region forms part of the Cape Floristic Region, a UNESCO-recognised biodiversity hotspot. Nearby towns such as Struisbaai and L’Agulhas make this coastline a favourite destination for travellers seeking nature, history, and wide-open seascapes. 👍 If You Enjoyed This Video Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Overberg travel videos, lighthouse tours, shipwreck stories, and nature adventures from the Western Cape.