Table Mountain National Park is a vast protected area stretching across the Cape Peninsula from Signal Hill and Table Mountain to Cape Point, encompassing parts of Cape Town and the Atlantic and False Bay coastlines. As part of the UNESCO-listed Cape Floral Region Protected Areas World Heritage Site, it encompasses dramatic mountains, beaches, indigenous fynbos and a rich diversity of plant and animal life. Travellers can hike trails ranging from challenging mountain routes to easier coastal walks, take in panoramic views from Table Mountain, explore the rugged Cape Point coastline and visit the famous African penguin colony at Boulders. The park also offers opportunities for cycling, mountain biking, birding and beach activities. Its combination of spectacular scenery, outdoor adventure and distinctive Cape flora makes it one of the region's defining natural attractions.