One of the world's most scenic drives
Terms of entry
Chapman’s Peak Drive will, in the interest of user safety, be closed from time to time. This will typically be during times of high winds, heavy rainfall or continuous rain, maintenance or the clearing of rocks caught in the catch fences.
Conservation: Alien Vegetation Clearing
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- Show Frequent User Card Terms & Conditions No
- Show Chapman’s Peak Drive Toll Plaza Office Hours Yes
Heritage & Tourism Month
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Anyone can participate in the daily prize. All you need to do is show your support for Chappies by taking a selfie or group picture at a specially erected frame at the second picnic site overlooking Hout Bay 200 meters before the day pass turn around, coming from the Toll Plaza via Hout Bay.
Once you’ve taken your picture, post it to social media with #CPD100YEARS and stand a chance to win daily exclusive prizes offered by the partners of Chapman’s Peak Drive.
HOW TO ENTER
1. Visit the Chappies Frame on Chapman’s Peak Drive at the 2nd picnic spot 300 meters before the day pass turnaround, coming from the Toll Plaza via Hout Bay.
2. Take a snapshot with the frame – either a selfie or with friends!
3. Share to social media with #CPD100YEARS
4. Winners announced on social media
About Chapman's Peak Drive
Chapman’s Peak Drive toll road winds its way between Noordhoek and Hout Bay on the Atlantic Coast on the south-western tip of South Africa. Chapman’s Peak Drive is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world.
Chapman’s Peak Drive is affectionately known as #Chappies.
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