Private Shore Whale Watching Tour to Hermanus from Cape Town in South Africa

After doing the spectacular Sir Lowrey's Pass, we carry on between apple orchards and take on Houwhoek Pass. On descending, we see the vastness of Canola- and wheatfields in the distance. The Southern Right Whales migrate from the Antarctic to the coastal waters of South Africa to calve and nurse their young. These mammals, metres from the shore, provide an unsurpassed whale watching opportunity: Walker Bay with Hermanus as the major town. The Southern Right Whales migrate to the coastal waters of South Africa and, only a few feet from the shore, provide an unsurpassed whale watching opportunity. For clients who would like an additional boat whale watching excursion, it is possible, but it needs to be indicated when booking is done, and it will be for own account. In addition, the African Penguin Colony at Stoney Point is visited. This tour includes a panoramic drive along two stunning mountain passes to Hermanus, as well as along the coast of False Bay, one of the most beautiful drives in South Africa.