08:30 - 17:30

Full Day (seasonal from June to November)

During the Southern Hemisphere winters, increased ice flow from the Antarctic drastically reduces the whales' feeding areas. These mammals migrate to warmer waters near Hermanus, where they can be seen in large numbers and co-habit the waters with dolphins, seals, penguins and great white sharks.

Traverse the coastal towns of Gordon's Bay, Pringle Bay and Betty's Bay. Visit the Harold Porter Botanical Gardens with its disa flowers found nowhere else in the world. Drive through the Hamilton Russel Estate, famous for its Pinot Noir, which resembles the French wines from Burgundy (closed on Sundays). The rest of the day is spent watching southern Right Whales along the coast. Experience the fascinating whale sanctuary in Hermanus before returning to Cape Town via Sir Lowry's Pass.

Highlights:

  • Gordon's Bay, Pringle Bay, Betty's Bay
  • Harold Porter Botanical Gardens
  • Scenic Drive through Hamilton Russel Vineyard (closed on Sundays)
  • Land Based whale watching
  • Hermanus
  • Boat based whale watching (optional, to be booked in advance)
  • Sir Lowry’s Pass

 
Includes: vehicle with driver-guide + entrance fees

Scheduled Tour: 12 persons maximum, available in French and in English

Private Tour: available in French and in English

Doesn't include: drinks, lunch, tipping, boat trip

Children under 12: 50% discount

*R… pp: Price per person in Rand, depending on the size of your booked group
Service is to be booked a minimum of 36 hours before the day tour

Rates valid until 31 October 2025 – From 1 November 2025 onwards, please contact us

Scheduled Tours

5/6 Passengers:
R1390 pp
4 Passengers:
R1390 pp
3 Passengers:
R1390 pp
2 Passengers:
R1390 pp
1 Passenger:
R1390 pp

Private Tours

5/6 Passengers:
R1620 pp
4 Passengers:
R1870 pp
3 Passengers:
R2265 pp
2 Passengers:
R3150 pp
1 Passenger:
R6170 pp

For more information please contact us

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