Western Cape and Cape Town Whale Watching

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Category: Whale Watching

Die Plaat

Where: Stanford
How much (per person): Free to Browse

Die Plaat is a private-ish beach, 15km's out of the main village of Stanford, which can be reached by a gravel and sand road. It can only ... more information

Hermanus Whale Tour

Where: Hermanus
How much (per person): On Request

Join Gary Flynn of Cape Discovery Tours for a full day of Whale Watching. Cape Town Discovery is an owner managed tour operation with a ... more information

Ocean Encounters

Where: Plettenberg Bay
How much (per person): On Request

Our Ecological adventure leaves from Central Beach with an exciting beach launch and heads east past the bird sanctuary and Keurbooms beach ... more information

See the Whale Show at the Whale Museum

Where: Hermanus
How much (per person): R1 to R100

The Whale Show is an audiovisual presentation shown daily at the Whale Museum in Hermanus. Noel Ashton, using his paintings and scientific ... more information

The Black Marlin Restaurant

Where: Simons Town
How much (per person): On Request

The Black Marlin, located in Simon's Town, has earned a reputation for it's stunning seafood, award winning wine list, attentive service ... more information

Walk along the Hermanus Cliff Path

Where: Hermanus
How much (per person): Free

If you need a walk to clear your head after a few days at the Whale Festival, then take to the cliffs! Start near the New Harbour and ... more information

Walk on the Catwalk

Where: Muizenberg
How much (per person): Free

Take a leisurely stroll tickling all the sea anemones in the rock pools along the way or take a brisk walk pacing your stride with the ... more information

Whale Watch at Bientang's Cave

Where: Hermanus
How much (per person): On Request

Known as one of the most unusual restaurants in the world, Bientang's Cave offers you the opportunity to feast on the freshest of fresh ... more information

Whale Watching Flight of Giants

Where: Hermanus
How much (per person): On Request

The ultimate whale viewing experience. African Wings offers the opportunity to get an eagles eye view of whales, undisturbed and unaware of ... more information

Whale Watching in Arniston

Where: Arniston
How much (per person): Free

Whales come to the Arniston coastline each year from April to January, with peak viewing times being in September and October, to calve and ... more information

Whale Watching on the False Bay Coast

Where: Simons Town
How much (per person): R501 to R1000

Simon's Town Boat Company is the sole permit holder for boat based whale watching for the western half of False Bay - stretching from ... more information

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