Pics: Cape of Good Hope

The walk from the bottom section of Cape Point to the lighthouse at the top is an easy stroll and accessible to all fitness levels. (Nadia Krige)

Don't forget to take in the awesome views all round while making your way to the lighthouse. (Nadia Krige)

Aloes, Fynbos and pretty flowers guide you to the top. (Nadia Krige)

Just to orient yourself from the top. (Nadia Krige)

If you're feeling a little lazy, opt for a ride on the funicular. It's also a great experience. (Nadia Krige)

The white-washed old buildings lend a measure of quaintness to the area. (Nadia Krige)

Majestic views. (Nadia Krige)

Ostriches explore the beach in the Cape of Good Hope section of Table Mountain National Park. (Nadia Krige)

Cape of Good Hope section ranger, Marisa de Kock shows SANParks' Nicole Biondi a map of the area during a marine walk. (Nadia Krige)

Seagulls gather along the tidal pool within the park. (Nadia Krige)

A little bit of beachcombing brings interesting finds. (Nadia Krige)

Each of Slangkoppunt Tented camps tents are equipped with two beds, complete with all the linen you will need and towels. (Nadia Krige)

Slangkoppunt lighthouse, close to the tented camp. (Nadia Krige)

The camp seen from the beach. (Nadia Krige)

The tents have a rounded metal roof with thin wooden laths keeping it in place. (Nadia Krige)