There are a few locations around the peninsula where it is possible to dive or snorkel with Cape Fur Seals, but the best location is at the seal colony at Partridge Point in False Bay. Most of the time we can be the only boat there and the water is warmer than the Cape Town side. The reef at Partridge is also stunning, so when the visibility is great you not only get to hang with the seals but also get to enjoy a very beautiful reef. The seals are not fed or trained, but they are very inquisitive and playfull. They will be swimming circles around you showing off their agility in the water. There are no Great White Sharks around the island, the kelp forest around the island forms a natural barrier keeping them out. No Great Whites has ever been seen in 30 years since boats started taking people out to the island to view the seals.

Best time to snorkel with the seals
> Cape Town's summer is the best, from September until the end of May.
> During the end of May and into April the seal pups start to swim and make this period the best time of interactions.

Snorkeling Information
>The snorkeling site is 1-5m deep.
>No experience needed, but must be a competent swimmer.
>Motion sickness is a problem for some people, please be aware of this.