By Simon Nare
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has unveiled the Agulhas Lighthouse Precinct in Cape Agulhas National Park, describing it as a first step towards unlocking the area’s economic potential.
The precinct, located at the southernmost tip of Africa where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet, was officially handed over to South African National Parks on Tuesday.
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Blending history, nature and cultural diversity, the development includes a restaurant and an interpretation centre, bringing new activity to an area typically known for its tranquillity.
De Lille said the launch aligned with government efforts to promote unique cultural, historical and natural attractions, in line with directives from Cyril Ramaphosa in his State of the Nation Address.
“At the core of this commitment is diversifying our tourism offerings beyond Table Mountain and traditional safari experiences. Standing here today, at
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