Whale Watching Tour in Hermanus

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Whale Watching
Tour in Hermanus

Every year, Southern Right whales return to the sheltered waters of Walker Bay to calve and mate, and this whale watching tour takes you to Hermanus to see them. Recognized by the WWF as one of the 12 best whale watching destinations in the world, Hermanus offers some of the finest land based whale watching anywhere, with whales often seen close to the rocks below the cliff tops. With an optional boat trip to get even closer.

Time: 8 hours
Season: June to November
Pickup: Cape Town and surrounds

Whale-watching

Itinerary

Start: 06h30 – 07h30

  • Pick up from accommodation
  • 1.5 hour scenic drive through the mountains and seaside towns
  • Arrive in Hermanus, home to the Southern Right whales
  • Wander the cliff tops and beautiful coastal landscapes
  • Whale watching from shore or by boat

Finish: 17h00

  • Drop off at accommodation

Meeting

A guide will collect you at your accommodation on the morning of the tour.

Highlights

  • Watch Southern Right whales in Walker Bay, one of the world’s top whale watching destinations.
  • Land based whale watching from the clifftop viewpoints of Hermanus.
  • Optional boat trip for an even closer encounter.
  • See mothers and calves playing and breaching in the bay.
  • A scenic 1.5 hour drive through mountains and seaside towns.
  • Chance to spot dolphins and seals along the coast.

Included

  • Transport
  • Tour guide
  • Land based whale watching
  • Boat excursion (surcharge)
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Private Tour

Duration: 8 hours. Watch Southern Right whales in Hermanus, with an optional boat trip. Season: June to November.

Price$ 118per person

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