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8 Instagram spots around Mossel Bay

Mossel Bay combines a working coastal town with a museum complex and beaches along the Garden Route. These stops range from a historic tree to a guided cave visit.

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Post Office Tree Mossel Bay

At the Dias Museum Complex, frame the old Post Office Tree with its boot-shaped post box. The complex charges admission. Ask museum staff about photography during your visit.

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Dias Museum Caravel

The Maritime Museum displays a full-size replica of a caravel. Ask staff about photography and frame the ship from the visitor area. Museum admission is charged, and boarding the replica is currently closed.

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Munrohoek Cottages

The Munrohoek Cottages are part of the Dias Museum Complex. Photograph their historic façades from the visitor area, after checking with staff. The cottages are closed inside and the complex charges admission.

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St Peter’s Anglican Church Mossel Bay

St Peter’s Church is a landmark on Marsh Street. From the public sidewalk, frame the church and its tall spire. Be considerate during services and keep the entrance clear.

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Santos Beach Mossel Bay

At Santos Beach, use the dry sand to frame the beach pavilion and the bay. Stay away from the water’s edge during strong surf and follow any local access signs.

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The Point Mossel Bay Tidal Pool

The Point has a tidal pool beside the sea. From the open public area above the shore, frame the pool and the ocean. Avoid the pool edge and rocks when waves or spray reach them.

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Hartenbos Beach

Hartenbos Beach is outside central Mossel Bay. From an open access point, frame the wide beach and water. Stay on dry sand, keep off the dunes and heed closures after rough weather.

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Point of Human Origins Cave Tour

At Pinnacle Point, a paid guided visit reaches an archaeological cave by steep stairs and boardwalks. Book ahead, follow the guide and ask where photography is allowed before framing the cave opening.

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