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View from Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa
View from Table Mountain
by Romain Pontida

6-picture panorama stitched with Hugin, cylindrical projection

Wide Panorama from Table Mountain, Cape Town [RSA]
View from Table Mountain

UNESCO : Cape Floral Region Protected Areas Date of Inscription: 2004 Criteria: (ix)(x)

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Sunset at Sea Point, Cape Town [RSA]
Sunset at Sea Point, Cape Town [RSA]

View from the Top of the Ritz Restaurant

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Smooth Sea & Cape Town
Robben Island

Robben Island - South Africa

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Cape of Good Hope
Cape Point
by David ruiz luna

A common misconception is that the Cape of Good Hope is the southern tip of Africa. This misconception was based on the misbelief that the Cape was the dividing point between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Contemporary scientific knowledge instead states the southernmost point of Africa is Cape Agulhas about 150 kilometres (90 mi) to the east-southeast.

Good hope is what we need in these crazy times we live in. Please, someone can stop this madness of the world. Too intense for me.

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Table Mountain, Cape Town [RSA]
Table Mountain, Cape Town [RSA]

UNESCO : Cape Floral Region Protected Areas Date of Inscription: 2004 Criteria: (ix)(x)

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Cape of Good Hope, Cape Peninsula [RSA]
Cape Point

UNESCO : Cape Floral Region Protected Areas Date of Inscription: 2004 Criteria: (ix)(x)

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Cape Point, Cape Peninsula [RSA]
Cape Point, Cape Peninsula [RSA]

UNESCO : Cape Floral Region Protected Areas Date of Inscription: 2004 Criteria: (ix)(x)

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Cape Town & Sunset Time
Cape Town & Sunset Time

VA Waterfront at the sunset time

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Cape Point
Cape Point
by Hilde Jüngst

If you’ve been up to the old lighthouse at Cape Point, or travelled on the Flying Dutchman Funicular, then you’ve most likely seen Diaz beach from above. But the view from sea level is equally enthralling, and well worth the 20-minute walk down (and 40 minute walk back up). This beach is right at the very tip of Cape Point, on the western side, and at the base of impressive 200 metre high cliffs. And while the currents here make swimming dangerous, a trip down to the beach will offer a whole new perspective on Cape Point – perfect for photographers and quiet romantic walks. There’s a beautiful wooden walkway that leads you all the way down, and most often you’ll have this little piece of paradise all to yourself.

Panorama from Table Mountain [RSA]
View from Table Mountain

UNESCO : Cape Floral Region Protected Areas Date of Inscription: 2004 Criteria: (ix)(x)

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Lion's Head, view from Signal Hill, Cape Town [RSA]
Lion's Head, view from Signal Hill, Cape Town [RSA]

UNESCO : Cape Floral Region Protected Areas Date of Inscription: 2004 Criteria: (ix)(x)

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Spinning & Orange Sky
Spinning & Orange Sky

Capetown South Africa

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After sunset at Cape Town
After sunset at Cape Town

View from Maidens Cove to the last of the Twelve Apostoles, Cape Town, South Africa

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Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Cape Town!
Most notably Andrey Sulitskiy, Romain Pontida and Hilde Jüngst.