Marvel at the sight of Southern Right whales breaching and spy-hopping
Learn about whale behavior and conservation from a marine biologist
Enjoy a front-row seat to natural displays of power and curiosity
Spot Bryde’s whales, Humpbacks, dolphins, seals, and penguins
Experience a boat tour in the heart of South Africa’s whale coast
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Set off on a marine safari in Hermanus, the heart of South Africa’s whale coast. Depart from the historic New Harbour and step aboard a purpose-built, dual-passenger catamaran specifically designed for exceptional eco-tourism viewing.
The 1.5 to 2-hour voyage is led by a registered skipper and an expert marine biologist, who provides fascinating live commentary on whale behavior, communication, and local conservation efforts. Operating under a strict, permit-regulated code of conduct, the vessel approaches the marine mammals with the utmost respect, ensuring zero disturbance while maximizing viewing angles from both the spacious walk-around decks and the elevated top viewing platform.
Once out on the bay, the true magic unfolds. Marvel at the sight of a 40-ton Southern Right breaching completely out of the ocean, spy-hopping to look directly at the boat, or slapping its massive flukes against the water (lobtailing). The peak months of September and October offer the added joy of spotting protective mothers gently nursing and playing with their newborn, lighter-colored calves in the shallows.
This coastal adventure goes far beyond a single species. The rich ecosystem of Walker Bay frequently rewards travelers with sightings of resident Bryde’s whales, acrobatic Humpbacks, large pods of playful common dolphins, Cape fur seals, and endangered African penguins.
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Not Suitable For: People prone to seasickness
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Binoculars
What To Bring: Motion sickness prevention
What To Bring: Sunscreen
Not Allowed: Touching marine life
Know Before You Go: Tour operates under a strict, permit-regulated code of conduct
Know Before You Go: Peak months for whale sightings are September and October