Full Day Cape Riviera & Whale Watching

Cape Town , South Africa
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Full Day Cape Riviera & Whale Watching

8 Hours
R3600,00
12
Cape Town
12-75 +
78/80
English

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Full Day Cape Riviera & Whale Watching

The Full Day Cape Riviera & Whale Watching Tour offers an unforgettable journey along South Africa’s breathtaking coastline, combining scenic beauty with the thrill of whale watching. Starting with a drive along the Cape Riviera, you’ll pass through picturesque seaside towns, lush valleys, and dramatic cliffs. This coastal route provides panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the mountains that rise sharply from the shoreline.

The highlight of the tour is the whale watching experience in Hermanus, one of the world’s best destinations for spotting southern right whales, especially between June and November. These majestic creatures come close to shore, providing excellent viewing opportunities. You may also encounter other marine life, such as dolphins and seals.

In addition to the marine wildlife experience, the tour includes stops at key points of interest, such as the charming town of Stellenbosch or the Fernkloof Nature Reserve, offering a taste of the Cape’s diverse landscapes. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to explore local culture, taste regional delicacies, and enjoy a relaxing lunch with stunning views of the ocean.

This full-day adventure blends nature, culture, and cuisine, providing a comprehensive glimpse of South Africa’s natural wonders and vibrant coastal life. It’s ideal for nature enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, and anyone seeking a memorable outdoor experience.

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Depart Cape Town

August to November is usually the best time to see the Southern Right Whale in our waters. Hermanus’ Walker Bay is an ideal place for whale watching. These mammals, which often come as close to 50 metres from the shore, are given to displays of breaching, lobtailing, spyhopping and courtship rituals. Depart Cape Town via Elgin, which is the heart of the apple industry, en route to Hermanus, stopping at the Old Harbour Museum.

Old Harbour at Hermanus

As long ago as 1857, the Old Harbour at Hermanus Pietersfontein provided a rocky but safe shelter for the small fishing boats whose owners were drawn to Hermanus by the abundance and variety of fish. The Old Harbour was proclaimed a ‘Museum' in 1972. There after a visit to a local vineyard for winetasting before taking a scenic drive to the town of Kleinmond, for a visit to the Harold Porter Botanical Gardens. This beautiful, secluded garden is set between mountain and sea, in the heart of the Cape fynbos region and encompasses 10 hectares of cultivated fynbos garden and 190.5 hectares of pristine natural fynbos.

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