South Africa · DOLPHIN WATCHING
5 reviewed
South Africa oversupplies almost everything, dolphin watching included. The 5 here survive a second look, priced and compared so the choosing takes five minutes rather than an evening.
2-hour Hermanus whale and dolphin boat trip with a specialist guide, catamaran comfort, and light refreshments, from $98.
“Great tour! Lots of places to spread out and see the whales on the boat. The drone video was cool to watch afterwards. I think charging R440 for the video is way too much considering the cost of the tour.”
Slow-paced Algoa Bay cruise from Port Elizabeth to St. Croix Island for whales, dolphins, and African penguins, with small groups.
“My family and I went on the trip, it was a wonderful and fascinating experience. Even though it all depends on your luck, the crew tried their very best to help us spot different marine animals (dolphins, whales, etc). We had the chance to see the animals up close and take amazing photographs.”
Kayak Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard for 2 hours, spotting dolphins and penguins, with Table Mountain views and a garden smoothie reset.
“What a phenomenal experience. The guides were far more upbeat and groovy than I have ever experienced around the world! They all had boundless knowledge of the ocean that they call home and too were comprehensive in knowing the inns and outs of Cape Town. Great post tour recommendations on where to hang and lap up more experiences like theirs in different genre's. Thanks Truth Travel for the kayaking trip of a lifetime. Check you in the future!”
90-minute dolphin and marine tour in Plettenberg Bay, chasing Indo-Pacific humpbacks, seals, sharks, plus Robberg geology views.
“Witam,super przeżycie z tak bliskiego spotkania z delfinami i fokami. Niezapomniane wrażenia.Dziękuję. Pozdrawiam Jolanta”
2-hour Durban Indian Ocean boat tour for humpback whales in winter months, with a guide spotting dolphins and other wildlife.
“It was so beautiful out on the ocean watching out and then also be rewarded by seeing dolphins and whales, which I hope we didn’t disturb but was all a really lovely sight to watch Thank you so much Silke”
