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What to Expect - How to Swim with Penguins at Boulders Beach, Cape Town.
Boulders Beach comprises three beaches, three boardwalks and a penguin viewing area. To gain access, you need to pay a conservation fee at the visitors center. The main beach is an idyllic cove with panoramic views across False Bay and ancient granite boulders that protect it from wind, waves and current. It's a sheltered spot for a picnic, and a safe place for swimming. Although the sea is warmer in False Bay than it is off Cape Town's Atlantic Ocean beaches, be prepared for bracing temperatures. The water reaches highs of 70ºF/21ºC in January and gets as cold as 57ºF/14ºC in August..
The penguins roam freely throughout the area and are naturally inquisitive, so you're likely to see them inspecting your picnic basket or bobbing beside you in the shallows. For a closer look, wander along the boardwalk that connects the main beach with Foxy Beach. It takes you through the colony and within a few feet of the nest sites. At Foxy Beach, the boardwalk opens out onto a viewing platform that gives you an elevated perspective of the penguins socializing, fishing, and playing in the waves. In winter, keep an eye out for migrating humpback and southern right whales in the bay..