No, the southern most tip of the African Continent is not Cape Point. If you want to see the REAL confluence of two oceans... you need to travel a little further south to Cape Agulhas. This is precisely why we fly there! Let’s face it, going to the southern most tip of Africa, is like standing astride Greenwich Meridian, half of you in the east and half in the west– you can’t ‘not’ do it. Fly with Silver Cross to Cape Agulhas and enjoy a relaxing lunch overlooking the spot where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet.

‘Experience some of the essence of the unique characters and the area’s oral history at 34°49'58" south and 20°00'12" east. Built from natural stone, set against the hill, The Agulhas Country Lodge has a spectacular sea view from nearly every vantage point and the fresh seafood is superb.. Altogether a charming blend of beauty, luxury and warm hospitality.’