THE SOUTHERN TIP · SOUTH AFRICA
At the edge
of Africa.
Where the continent runs out and the coast
takes over
Come all the way
south.
Cliff Haven places you in Struisbaai, moments from one of South Africa’s most distinctive coastal landscapes. Here, harbour life, long beaches and fynbos meet the rugged shoreline of Cape Agulhas — and the southernmost tip of the African continent is just 10 minutes drive down the road.
CAPE AGULHAS
Stand at the end of the African continent.
The official Southernmost Tip of Africa marks the geographic point where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet — a windswept stretch of rock, fynbos and open sea.
STRUISBAAI
Beach in the morning. Harbour for sunset.
Life here still turns toward the sea. Wander the working harbour, buy fresh fish when the boats come in, or follow the 14km long white beach until you feel like turning back.
DISCOVER STRUISBAAI →
AGULHAS NATIONAL PARK
A wild coast, quietly
protected.
Walk through low coastal fynbos, trace a shoreline shaped by shipwrecks and storms, and explore landscapes that feel remarkably untouched.
LIGHTHOUSE
Climb into maritime history.
The Cape Agulhas Lighthouse has watched over this coast since the nineteenth century.
THE BEACH
Walk until you stop counting.
Struisbaai’s 14km long sandy shoreline gives swimmers and hikers plenty to do.
LOCAL LIFE
See the coast as locals do.
Harbour boats, fresh fish and a village still connected to the sea.
OVERBERG
Look inland too.
Wine estates, farms and small Overberg towns reward an unhurried detour.