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SARDINE RUN SOUTH AFRICA WHAT TO EXPECT AND WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW. WHAT IS THE SARDINE RUN.
The Sardine Run South Africa is the biggest Biomass migration in the world, visible from space. Exciting free dive the Sardine Run South Africa with Whales, Sharks, Birds, Seals Dolphins, Killer Whales. This is the biggest mega marine safari in South Africa.
Visa free Countries for South African Passport Holders
Visa-free Countries for South African Passport Holders. Getting your visa on arrival is mostly a hassle-free process. Some visas on arrival are free of charge; others cost a small fee so make sure you have the right amount in the approved currency when you arrive at the airport.
Countries exempt from South African Visas
Visiting the West Coast, Western Cape, South Africa
My Sardine Run experience
Summary of the sardine run,
The sardine run is the biggest of animal migrations in the world. The sardine migration, is a totally wild unpredictable event. When it all comes together, as it does for three months annually, the sardine run is the most spectacular wildlife spectacle on the planet; dolphins, seals and whales whip the ocean surface into whitecaps, thousands of birds diving, whales lunge feeding through shoals scattering the sardines. It is a twilight zone where time stands still and becomes meaningless, as you witness this amazing play of life and death unfolding.
If you are looking for a real African experience and adventure diving at its best, the Wild Coast sardine run will not disappoint!
Cape Town Accommodation - Vineyard Hotel
An ocean safari in Plettenberg Bay
Accommodation in Cape Town 12 Apostles Hotel
Break Away to the De Hoop Collection Nature Reserve.
We visit De Hoop Nature Reserve - a World Heritage Site offering world class land-based whale viewing, just 3 hours from Cape Town. This is also one of the best places to discover rare and endangered mammals and fynbos, is a bird watchers paradise and is home to more than 85 species of game.
5 Things You Can Only Do Within South Africa
Cape Town City's Waste is Ending up in its Fish
The oceans around Cape Town are heavily polluted with a variety of chemicals and pharmaceuticals that are now being found in the flesh of fish being caught. Fish found in waters off Kalk Bay have been found to contain everything from antibiotics and pain killers to cleaning chemicals and other toxic substances with at least 15 different chemical compounds being found in alarming numbers.
Turning the Tide on Ivory Poaching in Africa
It is always good news to hear about declining levels of poaching of any kind. For decades the Niassa Reserve in Mozambique was one of the top spots for illegal elephant ivory poaching. We are elated to report the good news that this once “ivory factory” has not seen a single elephant killed since 2018.
Best Place to Avoid Winter in South Africa
Uniquely Different Cape Town Hotels
Major Global Achievement: 3 New Marine Protected Areas Named in South Africa
5 Forbidden Places for Tourists
South Africa: A Top Medical Tourism Destination?
Pros and Cons of Algoa Bay Fish Farming Plan
Shark Sightings on the Increase in Western Cape
The Uncertain Future of Work in South Africa
Best Casinos in South Africa
The Strandloper Project Coastal Hike
Spa Resorts in South Africa
Unknown South Africa: Mbombela
5 Amazing Walking Trails in SA
Unknown South Africa: 5 Things to do in Potchefstroom
Travel Back in Time with this Western Cape Escape
Flying around South Africa
Unknown South Africa: 5 Things to do in Bloemfontein
South Africa Annual Events and Festivals in 2019
Anyone visiting South Africa is always looking for something to do. Here is a summary of some of the key events taking place in South Africa during 2019.
Great White Sharks: A Vanishing Act
Top Wheelchair Friendly Tourist Attractions in South Africa
With tourism forming a major part of the economic landscape of South Africa a lot has been done in recent years to make tourist destinations accessible to everyone. See the top wheelchair friendly spots, here.
Lesser visited places in South Africa
So, you fell in love with South Africa a few years back and you are now on your latest adventure back to the country. You have done everything the conventional tourist has done and now you want to find a few places that are different. Have a look at these lesser-visited places in South Africa.
