Life in Cape Town. Noordhoek Beach

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 Life in Cape Town. Noordhoek Beach 

 Everything is relative. I had many travel opportunities, I lived in Cape Town, visited Melbourne, was in India and I realized that I could not live without the sea.

The beaches of Cape Town are mesmerizing and I have never seen them better. The most beautiful, of course, is the Noordhoek beach and I have already told you a lot about it.

And today I will show you many more photos.

I just want to add that may the people who gave me shelter in Cyprus forgive me.

I can't get used to the black sand of Limassol's beaches, I can't. And today we admire with you the beauty of the ocean coast of the Western Cape!

Пляж Нордоку
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Byy3S3iBAus

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Iw6A59np1Lk

Все пізнається в порівнянні. У мене було багато можливостей для подорожей, я пожила в Кейптауні, побувала в Мельбурні, була в Індії, і я зрозуміла, що не можу жити без моря. Пляжі Кейптауна заворожують і краще за них я не бачила. Найпрекрасніший, звичайно ж це пляж Нордока і я вам про нього вже чимало розповідала. І сьогодні покажу ще багато фотографій. Тільки хочу додати і нехай мені вибачать люди, що дали притулок на Кіпрі. Я не можу звикнути до чорного піску пляжів Лімассола, ніяк не можу. А сьогодні милуємось разом з вами красою океанського узбережжя Західного Кейпу!

 



































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