The Overberg Collection

The Cape Overberg: Shipwrecks, Serene Landscapes, Canola, Whales and Great White Sharks

The Cape Overberg region is a stunning blend of coastal beauty, rugged cliffs, and serene landscapes, where the land meets the sea in a seamless dance. Known for its dramatic coastal vistas, rolling hills, and charming towns, this area of South Africa is a haven of natural contrast and tranquility. From the lush vineyards and farmlands to the wild shores of Walker Bay, the Overberg offers a rich tapestry of textures and colors that change with the seasons. The region’s diverse wildlife, from Southern Right Whales to vibrant birdlife, further enriches the landscape, making it a paradise for both nature lovers and photographers. Whether it’s the golden hour over the coastline or the dramatic cloud formations above, the Cape Overberg invites artistic exploration and celebrates the untamed beauty of South Africa’s southernmost reaches. It is a place where earth, sky, and sea merge into a visual symphony.

The Cape Overberg is situated in the southernmost region of South Africa and is one of the six regions in the Western Cape province. The singularly unique experience of witnessing the meeting of the mighty Atlantic and Indian Oceans at Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of the African continent.

The rich history of the Cape Overberg is depicted in museums, some of which occupy an entire village. Among others are the Fishing and Shipwreck museums and one of the only Apple Museums in the world that is situated in the Elgin Valley