South Africa , Boulder's Beach
Boulders Beach is the famous penguin beach in South Africa, at a distance of about 40 km from Cape Town by road.
African penguins have been living on the warm coast since 1982. It all started with two breeding pairs, and over the years this colony has managed to increase to almost 3,000 individuals. Favorable conditions for exotic birds were created when commercial trawling of fish in False Bay stopped: the number of sardines and anchovies, which form part of the penguins' diet, gradually increased in the waters.
Entrance to Boulder's Beach is paid, special bridges above the ground are equipped for tourists. In front of the main road to the tourist bridges on the left there is a barely noticeable path to the shore — you can walk along it to the free rocky beach, where you can also see penguins resting on boulders.
Next to the penguin colony there is a free descent to the sea, where you can swim.
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