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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!

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Up close with whales off the coast of Knysna

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An ocean safari in Plettenberg Bay

Whale watching is a very popular activity all along the South African coast. One of the best places to do this has to be Plettenberg Bay situated along the amazing Garden Route.

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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.

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Thousands of Whales Spotted on Cape Town Coasts

While whale watching along South African coasts is a very popular tourist attraction, this year saw a record number of spottings!

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Whales

My Sardine Run experience

Summary of the sardine run,

Up close with whales off the coast of Knysna

An ocean safari in Plettenberg Bay

Break Away to the De Hoop Collection Nature Reserve.

Thousands of Whales Spotted on Cape Town Coasts

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