This necessary closure is part of a safety operation aimed at removing bees that have taken residence in the area.
According to SANParks – Table Mountain National Park, the bees pose a potential risk to both human visitors and the critically endangered African Penguins that inhabit the region.
In a statement issued earlier today (Tuesday morning), park officials urged those planning to visit the boardwalk during this time to stay clear of the area and consider alternative routes to access the beach or exit after their visit.
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The Boulders Penguin Colony, renowned for its charming inhabitants and stunning coastal scenery, attracts thousands of visitors yearly, drawn by the opportunity to observe the playful penguins in their natural habitat.
However, the presence of bees represents an unintentional hazard that officials are keen to address swiftly.
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