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Cape Floral Region Protected Areas Review

4.3 /522 Reviews
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Cape Florell is actually the southernmost point of the continent, and it is more southerly than the famous Cape of Good Hope in geographical coordinates. The scenery here is really very vast, the Atlantic Ocean is really open-minded, standing here is the real end of the world, really is a thousand thoughts.

Cape Floral Region Protected Areas

Posted: Mar 9, 2020
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  • DEAR张小球
    5/5Outstanding
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    Cape Florell is the place where the lighthouse is, this is a great place to enjoy the Cape of Good Hope, on the one side of India is the Atlantic Ocean, the sea is very clear, from a distance can not see the beautiful scenery

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    Posted: Apr 3, 2020
  • 东张西望望东西
    5/5Outstanding
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    On one side is the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. The scenery here is really beautiful, but there are relatively few tourists here. It is very good to see the sea and the seagulls. If you go to the sea, you may see dolphins.

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    Posted: Mar 9, 2020
  • 徐海纲
    5/5Outstanding
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    The scenery here is so beautiful and unique. It is worth seeing.

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    Posted: Sep 14, 2021
  • 小妞妞爸爸
    5/5Outstanding
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    Unlimited luck can see the right whale up close, in the words of the crew is "never for ever", of course I chose to believe; finally came to the Cape of Good Hope, the wind is super strong

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    Posted: Nov 17, 2018
  • 翱翔的大鲨鱼
    4/5Excellent
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    This is the boundary between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, although not intuitive. The landscape here is cold, the only thing that is fast is the clams crawling around and basking in the sun. They are knowledgeable and not afraid of people. Glue eating and drinking, leisurely.

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    Posted: Feb 4, 2018
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