Signal Hill,, Cape Town. Sunset, Picnic, Paragliding. Super Adventure and View of Table Mountain
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2023
- We stayed for a while at Sea Point and decided to visit Signal Hill for three reasons:
- explore the adventurous area,
- view the adrenaline-junky paragliders launching, and
- participate in the most romantic sunset picnic Cape Town can offer.
We were astounded by the breathtaking views, majestic cloud tablecloth over Table Mountain, the friendly people, and the jaw dropping sunset from Signal Hill. This is surely a Cape Town Bucket List excursion you need to experience.
We loved the entire afternoon and stayed to late the night sipping on our lovely wine..
Fun Facts:
- Signal Hill, which connects Kloof Nek to Lion’s Head, in the distinctive shape of a lion’s rump, is one of the most famous spots in Cape Town for sundowners.
- Views from the 350m high summit are nothing short of spectacular, particularly at night, and picnic dinners with accompanying drinks is something of a capital pastime.
- The Signal Hill was used to send out gunshots as signals to alert people in times of need or if there was an emergency. Even today, the Dutch naval guns exist atop the Signal Hill and at 12:00 noon, gunshots are fired on to the air, thus earning it the name as “Noon Gun.”
- Did you know South Africa’s Astronomical Observatory makes its crescent moon observations from here, as it’s an excellent place for spotting the most difficult crescents.
- In the evenings Signal Hill is a little like ‘lovers lane’ - popular with couples who are up there to enjoy the lights and the romance of the Table Mountain backdrop, particularly during summer when Table Mountain is lit at night.
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just as spectacular at night
Look forward to visiting this beautiful South Africa in the near future 🤩🤩🤩
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Thank you so much for your kind words! We're delighted that you're looking forward to visiting South Africa. It's a truly breathtaking country with its diverse landscapes, wildlife, and rich culture. We hope your trip will be everything you've imagined and more! If you have any questions or need recommendations for your visit, feel free to ask. Sending you lots of love from South Africa! 🇿🇦❤️🌍
South Africa has some of the best scenic views that I've seen in a while👍👍👍
Actually not some, but plenty! 😉Thank you for your feedback!
Wow! The view is absolutly beautifull 💥👍🏼
Yess, Yess! Absolutlly! Thank you, Sean!
Must visit this place at least once!!!
Yess!!! ❤️❤️
Amazing beautifully! and breathtaking! Africa is Masterpiece of Good! Very nice drone video, really enjoyed it! 😇😇
Thank you so much for watching our videos and for your support 😀😀
That was a wonderful trip because I've always heard about Cape Town but never seen it and didn't know it was that beautiful. I hope to see more of this city.
Thank you so much!
Вау, как прекрасно..)
Точно, Вау! Одно из самых популярных мест в Кейптауне! Спасибо 😄
OMG !!! that City is so Beautiful full of Natural beauty 💕
Agree with you, Cape Town is so very Beautifull !Thank you for watching!
This looks like the best place the world.😍😍😇😇😇😇
Many thanks, Oley!
Yes, it actually is. Splendid.
Sunsets over seas and oceans - indescribable and fascinating spectacle.👍
Awesome words! Thank you, Yelena❤❤❤!
красота!
Точно! 😀😀
Beautiful place Sir🎉❤
It really is!Thank you very much ❤️❤️
wonderful post, thanks for sharing
Many thanks to you! Glad you enjoyed it😃😃
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So exciting view😯
Thank you ❤❤
Like so many, you seem to have missed the green flash right at sunset?
Thank you for your comment!🤩🤩 While we didn't capture the green flash in this particular video, we appreciate you bringing it up. The green flash💫 phenomenon is indeed a rare and stunning occurrence that can sometimes be seen during specific atmospheric conditions at sunset. It's a magical sight that we hope to witness and share in future videos. Thank you for watching and your insightful comment!
@@strollingtheworld First saw it about 40 years ago, but several times from Bantry Bay where the road turns left to Clifton, at Sea Point, Mouille Point, Melkbos, even Kommetjie. And De Kelders, readers can search on Google Maps. Yes, you need a very clear horizon and phycisists agree that it is the refraction of sunlight through the ozone layer.