SANParks Plants Indigenous Trees At Newlands Forest To Support Rehabilitation Efforts
South African National Parks (SANParks) is pleased to announce that the seedling planting initiative has commenced along the Woodcutters Trail at Newl...
Cape Agulhas Lighthouse proudly restored and open to visitors
After more than 150 year”s duty and excessive weathering at the southern tip of Africa, the lighthouse required urgent restoration. Built in 1848 this is the second oldest working lighthouse in South Africa. Preparations and planning for the restoration started as far back as October 2012. The restoration was done by Transnet Freight Rail RME under guidance and supervision of Heritage architect John Rennie of RennieSchurrAdendorff. The Lighthouse was also extensively restored in 1983.
The lighthouse is open from 09:00 to 11:30 / 12:00 to 17:00. The last tower climb of the day is at 16:30. Tariffs are R22.00 per adult and R11.00 per child under 12 years.
