Welcome to Danny, Clare, Oisin and Katies website about their visit to South Africa in August 2005. All the photographs were taken by the Cooke family members and as far as possible appear in chronological order.

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    African Penguins

    During the first week the Cooke family set off in search of wild life, what they found was African Penguins, formally known as Jackass Penguins as a result of the sound they make.


    About 30 mins from the house is a small beach called Boulders which is home to a colony of African Penguins. Boulders Beach is about 5 mins outside the naval port of Simons Town, the deepest natural harbour in the world, the second being Cobh outside Cork.



    Boulders Beach



    Penguins, thousands of em



    Nobody look while I change out of this wet swimsuit.

    After leaving Boulders Beach, the Cookes drove home via the coast road to Cape Point, stopping on the way at Scarborough Beach which has a remote beauty about it, no matter what the weather it always looks dramatic. It is also a good place for surfing on the Cape.



    Scarborough Beach in the late afternoon, as dramatic as it comes.



    Not everyones idea of a summer beach holiday, but hey this is Africa.

    There's a storm brewing.



    Has anyone seen my sun hat, I need it now.........

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