Agulhas walking trai

Agulhas walking trail

18/3/2011

The Meisho Maru may not be the most historically significant wreck along the southern Cape coastline, but it’s photogenically rusty and conveniently close inshore for those without telephoto lenses that cost about the same as a small car.

Meisho Maru wreck, Agulhas National Park, Southern Cape

The wreck perches on the rocks just west of the Cape Agulhas lighthouse, and marks the start point of the Agulhas National Park’s 5.5km Rasperpunt Hiking Trail.

To find out about whales and other things you can see along the way, read this blog post I wrote for Wild magazine.

More about the area
Agulhas National Park: everything you need to know
Ghost corner
Agulhas lighthouse in the limelight

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