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Agulhas National Park is located at Cape Agulhas and encompasses the southernmost tip of the African Continent and the surrounding coastal plain and interior. The park’s most renowned feature is the official meeting point of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. The result is a coastline of tremendous richness and diversity.
Discover the legendary ‘Cape of Storms’. Stand at the Southernmost tip of Africa, where two oceans meet. Explore the historic Cape Agulhas lighthouse. Marvel at the shipwrecks that dot this rugged, beautiful coastline. Curl up in front of a cosy fire with the sound of the crashing waves in the background. Meander through the surrounding wine farms and quaint towns that tell stories of yesteryear. Spend a weekend soothing your soul.
- Province: Western Cape
- Nearest City/Town: Agulhas
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Track the wildlife you see at Agulhas National Park!
There are 64 mammals and 36 birds to find in the park.
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Free Public Access To National Parks In The Cape Region
The South African National Park (SANParks) is excited to announce the upcoming 20th annual SA National Parks Week. From Monday, 22 September 2025 to S...
Agulhas National Park Launches Bus To Educate Communities On Conservation
The Agulhas community will now have easier access to conservation and environmental education following the launch of the Agulhas National Park bus. S...
Minister De Lille And Councilors Inspect Progress At R54 Million Cape Agulhas National Park Infrastructure Project
Today, together with the Mayor of the Cape Agulhas Municipality, Paul Swart, the Deputy Mayor of the Overberg District Municipality, Cllr Helen Coetze...
Art Sculpture Unveiled at Southernmost Tip of Africa
L’Agulhas – South African National Parks (SANParks) is proud to unveil a new art sculpture at the Southernmost Tip of Africa in Agulhas Na...
World Wetlands Day 2023: Celebrating the expansion of the Agulhas National Park with the inclusion of the southernmost freshwater lake in Africa
On World Wetlands Day* (2 February 2023), South African National Park (SANParks) and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) South Africa celebrates the inco...


















