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Location
Walker Bay, Gansbaai, Western Cape, South Africa (approximately 2 hours drive from Cape Town)
What we offer:
- Briefing before departing on trip.
- Whale watching marine safari lasting approximately 2 hours 30 Minutes to find the whales, an hour spent with them and then 30-minute trip to get back to Gansbaai harbour.
For more information and availability on this Adventures Whale watching at Whale Watching | Walker Bay, Gansbaai please contact us via the contact panel above or complete the enquiry form below.
For more information and availability on this Adventures Whale watching at Whale Watching | Walker Bay, Gansbaai please contact us via the contact panel above or complete the enquiry form below.
Take Note:
- Passengers are requested to report to our office 30 minutes before departure time so that they can book in and attend a briefing.
- We arrange whale watching trips the evening before the reserved trip date and this must be confirmed between client and us by 8am on the day of the whale watching trip. This is necessary as the weather can be unpredictable.
- Trips normally depart between 10am and 11am each morning.
More about the boat
We use the vessel, Ivanhoe, which is a catamaran, for our marine safari trips. She has been designed to be a �dry boat� and this means that people do not get wet, doing away with the need for foul weather gear or rain suits.
We can accommodate 40 passengers, but we limit passengers to 30 for each trip to enable everyone to be seated. There is a high-up whale watching deck as well as a lower deck that has all-round viewing. There are large cabins and private toilet facilities on board as well.
Additional Information:
We also offer eco-marine safari trips to Dyer Island with a duration of 1 hours. The trip takes us to the world-renowned Shark Alley between Geyser Rock and Dyer Islands to visit the Cape Fur Seal colony.
On this trip you can expect to see thousands of Cape Fur Seals and their pups. This colony is the most southern breeding habit of the Fur Seals. African penguins also frequent these waters and there are a huge variety of pelagic birds that are always to be seen. It is also not uncommon on these trips to spot dolphin and even a Great White Shark or an Orca.
For more information and availability on this Adventures Whale watching at Whale Watching | Walker Bay, Gansbaai please contact us via the contact panel above or complete the enquiry form below.
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