WHALE WATCH
We offer 3 great locations

Fitness
Low
Location
Hermanus
Gansbaai
Kleinbaai
Adrenaline
Medium
Age
Any
Duration
2-3 Hours
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Hermanus
1 hour and 30 minutes drive from Cape Town city center.
The whale watching trip begins with an on-land briefing led by a whale specialist guide before heading down the jetty to the vessel. You then set off from the Hermanus New Harbour in seach of the 'gentle giants'. The vessel is a purpose built catamaran that provides superior comfort and viewing. Friendly, knowledgeable crew will create an all-round great experience. From ensuring the perfect photo opportunities are not missed to serving complimentary light refreshments, adding that personal touch.
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Gansbaai
2 Hour drive from Cape Town
The boat launches from the quaint fishing harbour of Gansbaai, located on the opposite side of Walker Bay from Hermanus. Many whales prefer the slightly calmer waters of this side of the bay during very windy periods.
Before each trip a brief informative talk is given on the marine life to look out for and the route that will be taken. The trip launch from the fishing harbour of Gansbaai and travel along the cliffs of De Kelders towards the beach of Die Plaat. It is a truly magnificent part of the coastline.
The vessel is a 42ft catamaran, specifically designed and custom built for whale watching. The vessel can comfortably carry 40 passengers, but groups are limited to only 25 people for a much better experience.
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Kleinbaai
2 Hour drive from Cape Town
In Kleinbaai you have the potential to see more marine wildlife than anywhere else in the country.
Board a 5-star custom built whale watch vessel with 4 deck levels and 360° views and comfort. Expert crew and guides attend to your every need, assuring amazing wildlife photo opportunities and great information.
Apart form encountering whales and dolphins, also visit Dyer Island, Geyser Rock and Shark Alley. Dyer Island has over 20 recorded marine seabirds including the African Penguin. Geyser Rock has a population of over 60 000 Cape Fur Seals and the area is world famous for sightings of Great White Sharks.
Every guest also gets a free visit to the African Penguin and Seabird Sanctuary to learn more about marine seabirds on the coast.
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The most eco-friendly and least intrusive way to explore the coastline.