One of the day trips my family and I took was a journey to Cape Agulhas which was at the southernmost point of Africa. My husband insisted that we should see it as according to him we could not possibly go more south than at Cape Agulhas. In addition, this was the point where the 2 oceans (Atlantic and Indian) would be divided and for him, this was worthy of a visit.
The whole journey lasted about 3 hours from Cape Town. The roads were paved and for the small car that we rented, it was enough to take us and back to the Cape. The scenery along the way was also beautiful, I did not mind the ride at all.
It was not difficult to find the way as the roads were
full of signage which indicated the right path to take. After leaving the tarred road, at one moment the dirt road began as this was the way leading to the sea.
Upon reaching Cape Agulhas, I thought that there was nothing special about it. It was a place near the sea with lots of big rocks and a panel which said Cape Agulhas, the southernmost part. I thought that was not spectacular but at least in my mind, I knew that I stood there where the oceans divided. There was quite a lot of people that day and even a few buses which I guessed transported these tourists. Maybe, they felt the same way as I did. Just being able to say that they were in Cape Agulhas was sort of ...