Chapman's Peak Drive, affectionately known as "Chappies," is a scenic coastal road that winds its way between Noordhoek and Hout Bay near Cape Town, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic coastline. The road is generally accessible, but temporary closures may occur due to inclement weather, especially strong winds or rockfalls, so checking conditions beforehand is crucial. It's suitable for both solo explorations and guided tours, providing ample photo opportunities. The drive usually takes about an hour without stops, but allow for more time to fully appreciate the viewpoints and picnic spots along the route. There is a toll fee to use the road, and costs vary depending on the vehicle; a typical visit may cost around $5-$10 for the toll, but this can vary. During peak tourist seasons, such as summer (December-February), it can get quite crowded.