Boulders - Lovely penguin beach in South Africa

It will be a very cute feeling when immersing in the cool air on the clear blue coast, with fine white sand and thousands of lovely South African penguins. That is a very interesting activity that visitors can experience in Boulders Beach, South Africa.

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The fine white sand on Boulders Beach with thousands of lovely penguins.

When it comes to penguins, people often think they live in snowy year-round places and on glaciers in remote Antarctica. But right in South Africa, there is a beautiful coastline that is home to thousands of adorable penguins.

In Boulders, flocks of birds cover the coasts and cliffs. During the day, this place is like becoming a kingdom of white and white penguins, lovely with thousands of individuals. They nest in the banks of the grass, sand, they feed each other, or waddle on the beach, and then puff out their chests as if mocking tourists.

South African penguins waddled across the beach, then puffed out their chests like to mock visitors.

Coming to this place, one can see the scenery that can only be admired on television shows, where penguins freely operate and play fun.

Unlike the Antarctic penguin, this is a special breed of penguins, usually residing in the southwestern coast of Africa, from Namibia to South Africa as far as Port Elizabeth. However, only a few places can be seen and Boulders Beach is such a place.

Right in the country of South Africa, there is a beautiful coastline that is home to thousands of adorable penguins.

During the day they often swim in cold seas, with a radius of up to 20km to go looking for tiny fish in the far sea. Although this bird has a friendly appearance, it is also often irritable when disturbed by humans. Therefore, visitors should only watch penguins and should not touch them.

In addition, this penguin paradise is in danger of disappearing. The Red Book of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declares the level of danger due to the decreasing number of penguins across South Africa. So if you can, head to the Boulders waters before these particular "inhabitants" are absent.

The Red Book of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has declared the level of danger due to the decline in penguins.

Today, if you visit Cape Town and Boulders Beach, you can also enjoy the beautiful beach, watch whales, seals, dolphins and play games on the sea in the brilliant golden sunshine of the southern hemisphere spring.

So if you can, head to the waters before Boulders is absent of these special "inhabitants."

But perhaps you do not need activities such as diving watching coral, or surfing on the sea, you just need to lie on the beach and watch these short-legged birds waddling for food or bewildered by humans. That is enough to make you fun, love life.