Sentences with phrase «beach with its penguin»

With places of interest such as Boulders Beach with its penguin sanctuary, the Scratch Patch, a gemstone treasure hunt and the South African Naval Base, be sure to set aside enough time to explore at leisure.

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If you want to get up close with the country's wildlife, check out the penguin colony at Boulders Beach, or head out to the bush on one of the many safaris that start in town.

We've published lots of articles about the Boulders Beach Penguins (# 36) so check out «To Boldly Go... why swimming with Penguins at Boulders is so great» for a first hand report if you haven't tried this yet!

You can go into the Boulders Beach Nature Reserve for a minimal fee and swim with the penguins, which is truly an exhilarating experience for both children and adults.

Swim with penguins at Boulders Beach, just outside Simon's Town en route to Cape Point, or explore the relatively unknown bays, like Diaz beach, of the Cape of Good Beach, just outside Simon's Town en route to Cape Point, or explore the relatively unknown bays, like Diaz beach, of the Cape of Good beach, of the Cape of Good Hope.

A FUN OUTING IS Boulders Beach — swim with the penguins and spot seals off the rocks then stroll down to the toy museum.

This part of the city is truly beautiful and what's more, how often do you really get to go to a beach filled with little penguins marching up and down in their tuxedos?!

• Experience Beaches dotted with leopard seals and penguins

Sea kayaking with Coastal Kayak Trails along the Cape Peninsula are varied, from a relaxing 2 hour sunset trip near the Cape Town city centre to exciting kayaking around Cape Point, from encounters with penguins at Boulders Beach near Simonstown to encounters with Southern Right Whales, the endemic Heaviside Dolphins and also Dusky, Common and Bottlenose dolphins, Cape Fur Seals, African Penguin and a variety of other sea birds...

036 — swim with the Boulders Beach Penguins 037 — more gemstones at the Scratch Patch in Simons Town 038 — boat cruise off Simon's Bay 039 — visit the Warrior Toy Museum 040 — explore Simons Town and learn about «Just Nuisance» 041 — build a kite 042 — fly your kite 043 — spend a day at Muizenberg Beach 044 — play Putt - Putt at Muizenberg 045 — slide down the Muizenberg water - slide 046 — learn to surf at Gary's Surf School 047 — play at Planet Kids

Or South Africa and those beaches near Cape Town with lots of penguins?

Continue to explore vibrant Cape Town and Cape Point, with a visit to the penguins at Boulders Beach.

Boulders Beach is home to the «Jackass» African penguin, which has been hanging out along the Southern African coast for... er... donkey's years, in more recent times living shoulder to knee - cap with the local human population of Simon's Town.

«It was an absolute pleasure to work with and photograph penguins, despite nearly being nipped in the behind by a frisky female whilst on location at Boulders beach one early morning.

The apartments are decorated with relaxed nautical furnishings and photographs of African penguins taken at nearby Boulders Beach, a sheltered spot where you can swim with penguins!

Boulders, home to an African penguin colony, is a wonderful swimming beach and very popular with families over a weekend, despite the entrance fee and the need to juggle the tides.

Boulders Beach is home to the African penguin; you may even be able to swim with them amongst the boulders.

The beach is just a short walk away where you can swim with the penguins or enjoy a family picnic.

Thousands of the penguin - like murres can be seen in spring and summer, with the greatest concentrations on Bird Rocks near Chapman Point at the north end of Cannon Beach.

The cottage is decorated with relaxed nautical furnishings and photographs of African penguins taken at nearby Boulders Beach, a sheltered spot where you can swim with penguins!

Luxury En - suite Bedroom With Sea View (Room Only): This spacious, en - suite bedroom boasts a sea view and is just a three minute walk from Boulders Beach and the penguin colony.

We visit every year and its brilliant for rejuvenating.The places we love most are the magical tucked away secrets: Waters Edge beach, a sheltered cove, plunging into the sea, swim along with the penguins and walk the rocks to look for sea anemones in the cracks.

Wildlife lovers are in for a particular treat, with tours offering the chance to spot the «Big Five» on a guided game drive, as well as a visit to the famous Boulder's Beach, a picture perfect stretch of soft white sand and clear blue water with its very own colony of African penguins.

We got to hang out with penguins at the famous Boulders Beach, where thousands of wild penguins live.

A nature lover's paradise, the Falklands show signs of life everywhere you look: from crags dotted with seabirds, to beaches swarming with penguins (the Falklands are home to five different species), to vast watery depths where whales, walruses and seals compete for space off - shore.

Each spring, beaches are crowded with breeding elephant seals and sea lions and up to five breeding species of penguin.

A few minutes drive to world class golf courses, the penguins, Simon's Town and Kalk Bay villages, Cape Point, Chapman's Peak, Cape Point and Groote Constantia vineyards, horse riding, surfing beaches with beginner to expert waves, kayaking, sailing and boat trips.

Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa, a resort located in Ka'anapali Beach in Maui, is the only resort in the Hawaiian Islands with an on - site penguin habitat for seven African - Blacked Footed Penguins.

However, we visited in the middle of September and we were greeted by plenty of penguins (though it wasn't like some of the photos I've seen with hundreds of them hanging out on the beach).

For a seriously cute factor, you can get up close and personal with a colony of African Penguins that lives on Cape Town's Boulders Beach.

Zig - zagging (together with the fambam: husband and child) from Mexico to somewhere with penguins in the wild, to the Ipanema beach of Brazil, to Morocco, Vietnam, Mongolia, Russia, Philippines, Singapore [yeah yeah.

We drove to Boulders Beach in Simon's Town to get up close with the adorable African Penguins.

Walk the coast, swim the white sand beach, throw a fishing line off the jetty, stroll to the local pub and along the way have a personal encounter with a Penneshaw penguin.

Clean and comfortable hostel with a friendly atmosphere, only three minutes walk to penguin colony, beach and pelican feeding.

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For a Cape Town beach with a unique twist head to Boulders Beach; its soft sand and slightly warmer sea (Boulders is on the Indian Ocean's False Bay coastline) are home to a large colony of endangered African pengbeach with a unique twist head to Boulders Beach; its soft sand and slightly warmer sea (Boulders is on the Indian Ocean's False Bay coastline) are home to a large colony of endangered African pengBeach; its soft sand and slightly warmer sea (Boulders is on the Indian Ocean's False Bay coastline) are home to a large colony of endangered African penguins.

Explore the spectacular Catlins coast, with beautiful beaches, luxuriant rain forest, fossilised trees, and rare species of sea lions, dolphins and penguins.

The Simon's Town train station, quirky village, with a wide choice of select restaurants and Boulders Beach penguin colony, are but a short stroll away.

In addition to that it could come with a couple new enemies for each theme such as penguins for the Ice world, Pokey for the desert world, for the soda forest maybe one of those giant boos which follow you for a long period of time and for the beach maybe the giant purple cheep cheeps.