About 30 kilometres from Gordon's Bay in Cape Town, is Bettys Bay, a small, tranquil seaside village which is home to a penguin colony at Stony Point which was declared a municipal nature reserve in July 2002. There are currently about 4 000 penguins at Stony Point. To enter visitors have to pay a small R10 (1,25 USD) entrance fee each which is used to maintain the reserve. To reach Bettys Bay from Gordon's Bay, visitors have to drive along the R44 scenic ocean route which also passes the Rooi Els and Pringle Bay beaches. This route is by far one of the most beautiful ocean routes which will take any visitor's breath away and will make the trip to Bettys Bay even more interesting. Stony Point at Bettys Bay. To watch the African penguin colony in their natural environment in Bettys Bay is quite an experience. The penguins are used to the daily stream of visitors and go their own way, undisturbed and oblivious to the people who are watching them. They have
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