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Global Angola Botswana Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) Ethiopia Ghana Kenya Malawi Mozambique Namibia Nigeria South Africa Tanzania Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Shot Left China India Japan South Korea Australia France Germany Italy Netherlands UK B Boulders Beach, near Cape Town, so much to offer you were fascinated by the little hidden attraction beauty. Ancient granite boulders protect it from wind and big waves, making it an ideal swimming spot for children. As the beach is located within the protected area of Table Mountain Marine National Park, the beach is always clean and safe and rarely crowded. The price is low, but who wouldnt part with R65 for a day in this paradise? Did we mention the penguins? You can meet our most famous (and possibly cutest) bird, the African Penguin, at beautiful Boulders Beach. You just cant resist these swinging amazing birds, but thats okay because they need your attention. Penguins in South Africa are threatened by habitat loss, overfishing and increasing encroachment by their neighbours. But dont worry, by visiting these unique locals, youre helping them. Over 60,000 visitors flock to Simons Town each year to photograph and observe Boulders Beachs famous penguins. This raises more money to help improve our penguin conservation efforts in South African National Parks (SANParks). BBoulders Beach is a sheltered beach formed by coves between granite boulders, hence the name. African penguins were formerly known as donkey penguins due to their characteristic playfulness, and are the only penguins found on the continent. Although they breed in colonies from southern Namibia to Port Elizabeth, the story of how they came to call Boulders Beach home is one of the largest urban colonies. However, all species, both at Boulders Beach and elsewhere, face many threats, and these flightless waterfowl are actually listed as endangered. Boulders Beach is still the only place in the world where you can get up close and personal with African penguins, its definitely a special place. Penguin viewing is facilitated by boardwalks that take visitors along the beaches and to an information center run by SANParks. To help stop the loss of chickens and provide a safe breeding environment, Boulders Coastal Park has introduced the artificial and clever chicken coops youll see as you walk around the area. Thanks to the conservation initiatives of the South African Coastal Bird Foundation (SANCCOB), Dyer Island Conservation Foundation and SANParks, these rare penguins may live another day to swim and wade. their history. The history of this Cape Town penguin colony dates back to 1983 when a pair was spotted at Foxy Beach in Boulders. The birds came to Falls Bay from Dyer Island. ATGlobal Angola Botswana Congo Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Ghana Kenya Malawi Mozambique Namibia Nigeria South Africa Tanzania Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Left China India Japan South Korea Australia France Germany Italy Netherlands United Kingdom Boulders Beach near Cape Town has so much to offer that you will be blown away by the beauty, few hidden attractions . Ancient granite boulders protect it from wind and big waves, making it an ideal swimming spot for children. As the beach lies under the Marine Protected Area of Table Mountain National Park, the beach is always clean and safe and is rarely crowded. Its a small price to pay, but who wouldnt want to part with R65 for a day in this paradise? Did we mention the penguins? You can meet our most famous (and possibly cutest) bird, the African Penguin, at beautiful Boulders Beach. You just cant resist these cute birds, but thats okay because they need your attention. South African penguins are threatened by habitat loss, declining fish populations, and their ever-occupying human neighbors. But dont worry, by visiting these special residents, you are helping them. Each year over 60,000 visitors flock to Simons Town to photograph and view the famous Boulders Beach penguins. This gives us more money to strengthen penguin conservation efforts in South African National Parks (SANParks). BBoulders Beach is a sheltered beach made up of coves between the granite boulders that gave it its name. African penguins were previously known as donkey penguins due to their distinctive roar and are the only penguins found on the continent. Although they breed in colonies stretching from southern Namibia to Port Elizabeth, the story of how they arrived at Boulders Beach is one of the largest urban colonies. However, all species, both at Boulders Beach and elsewhere, face many threats, and these flightless waterfowl are actually listed as endangered. Still the only place in the world where you can get up close to African penguins, Boulders Beach is definitely a unique place. Penguin watching is facilitated by boardwalks that take tourists along the beaches, as well as to the information center managed by SANParks. To prevent the loss of chicks and provide a safe breeding environment, Boulders Coastal Park has introduced artificial and clever birdhouses that you will see as you walk around the grounds. Thanks to the conservation initiatives of the South African Coastal Bird Trust (SANCCOB), Dyer Island Conservation Foundation and SANParks, these precious penguins may still survive to swim and wade another day. To understand our penguins, you need to understand their history. The story of this Cape Town penguin colony began in 1983 when a pair was spotted at Foxy Beach in Boulders. Birds in Falls Bay came from Dayer Island. In

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