South Africa’s Cape Town coasts Cape Point and Cape Agulhas, attracts thousands of local and international tourists each year to witness the Indian and Atlantic oceans meeting together.The Indian Ocean, on the east, is warmed by the Agulhas Current which flows down from the tropics, while the Atlantic on the west coast, is cooled by the icy Benguela Current which comes up from the Antarctic.Cape Agulhas also defines the official geographic divide between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.These two different oceans, the prevailing wind and the topography of South Africa combine to create lush forests and subtropical savanna on the east coast, gradually changing to desert or semidesert on the west coast.

Highlight Two oceans meeting together. Water's color difference

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