Cape Town -In the cold, clear waters at Boulders Beach in Cape Town, the African penguins are so relaxed they swim among humans and waddle past sunbathers on the sands. But their unique species is ...

Boulder Parks and Recreation announced on Twitter that the Boulder Reservoir swim beach has reopened as of Wednesday afternoon after being temporarily closed due to elevated bacterial growth.

This week, a contractor dropped off a truckload of boulders and rip rap that will be placed on the swim beach at Lake Loveland, closing it indefinitely. “Everything needed to operate a swim ...

The Boulder Reservoir swim beach is closed on Tuesday, due to elevated levels of bacteria. Boulder’s Parks and Recreation Department announced the closure in a tweet. The Boulder Reservoir swim ...

According to the city, it costs approximately $50,000 per year to keep the swim beach open, not including ongoing maintenance. The work to close the beach and add the boulders will cost around ...

On False Bay, this stunning beach earned its name from the massive boulders that lay scattered across the sands and separate the shoreline into peaceful, private coves. Swimming here is more ...

The quirky sight of pigs swimming in paradise is simply unforgettable. Boulders Beach - Cape Town, South Africa Penguins and beaches? Boulders Beach is renowned for its colony of African penguins.

They decided on cuts to some city amenities, including the permanent closure of Lake Loveland Swim Beach. Loveland is installing large boulders along the beach’s shoreline meant to make it look ...

The boulders make lovely subjects for photographs ... tannin-stained lagoon is good for a swim. This beach is known for three things: sunsets, seals, and snow-capped peaks. The West Coast ...