Every whale-watching trip is a unique experience and the sightings vary. from trip to trip.
Southern Right Whales are the stars of the show from June – November during the annual whale-watching season. On a typical whale-watching trip we may encounter Cape Fur Seals, Pods of Common & Bottlenose Dolphins, and endangered African penguins. Depending on the season you may also see migrating Humpback Whales ( June to August) and resident Bryde’s Whales. These Cape coastal waters also attract the largest concentration and variety of seabirds
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE SEA AND WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE NOT SUITABLE?
Our staff constantly monitors the weather and responds professionally to any changes. Passengers traveling to join us on the day of their trip are strongly advised to telephone us for a sea condition update.
IF MY TOUR IS CANCELLED, WILL I BE TRANSFERRED TO THE NEXT ONE?
When the skipper cancels a trip because of the weather we offer 2 options:
- Reschedule- change the booking to the next available tour.
- Full refund
HOW LONG IS THE TOUR?
All trips are 2 hours including check-in time and safety briefing. Allow 90-minute travelling time from Cape Town.
WHAT SHOULD I BRING?
- Weather-appropriate clothing, remember it’s always a little colder at sea than it is on land
- Sensible shoes (No high heel shoes and flip-flops
- Sunblock, sunglasses & cap, or hat
- Windbreaker jacket,
- Camera (remember to charge your camera/phone )
WHAT IF I SUFFER FROM MOTION SICKNESS?
If you are susceptible to motion sickness you should take motion-sickness tablets which can be purchased at a local pharmacy in town, as a necessary precaution prior to the trip.