A hot sunny day and as usual a good breakfast set as up for our cycle ride today. We were cycling to the most southern point on the African continent Cape Agulhas.
We were dropped off 40 kilometers from the tip with our bikes. The road was less bumpy and less hilly than the previous day's cycle , but some strong headwinds made it a bit more challenging. Near the end of the ride we got on to tarmac roads and cycled passed the luxurious holiday homes of Agulhas which overlooked the stunning blue sea and crashing waves where the 2 oceans meet. We finished our cycle at the monument marking the southern tip. We all queued up for a photo shoot at the monument and found a geocache nearby before going on to Arniston for lunch in another nice restaurant on the sea front. No one seems to mind when a group of hot sweaty people turn up in their cycling gear.

There was a long drive back to the guest house where we had a few hours to chill before dinner.
The restaurant served a great selection of South African cuisine but the service was very slow and we had a few last night presentations before we wearily returned to the guest house ready for bed.