+27 (0) 21 706 0166 - 24HRS admin@randystours.co.za

Private Whale Tour - Hermanus

From only R4950.00

Private Whale Tour - Hermanus

From only R4950.00

About The Private Whale Whale Tour – Hermanus

09H00 – 18H00 – Full Day

Private Whale Tour – Hermanus

Embark on an exclusive adventure with a Private Whale Tour – Hermanus. This unique day out offers a personalized, up-close experience with the majestic Southern Right Whales in one of the world’s premier whale-watching locations. Hermanus is the perfect destination for this incredible journey with its unique charm that you won’t find anywhere else.

Hermanus is famous not only for its picturesque coast but also for its railway station, which has no trains passing through. The real highlight, however, is the gentle giants that visit its shores between June and November—the Southern Right Whales. This period marks the arrival of these magnificent creatures to the coastal waters around South Africa.

Each year, starting around mid-June, the Southern Right Whales migrate to the South African coast. The males arrive first, followed by the females a few weeks later. These whales come to mate and calve, staying until mid-November. During their stay, they do not feed, as the coastal waters lack their staple diet of krill. Pregnant females are the last to arrive and remain the longest, ensuring their young are ready to return to their feeding grounds. This seasonal spectacle, available for a limited time only, is a must-see for any wildlife enthusiast, so don’t miss out!

Your Whale-Watching Experience in Hermanus

Upon arriving in Hermanus, you will board a vessel that will take you out into Walker Bay. Here, you will have the chance to witness Southern Right Whales in their natural habitat. The experience is nothing short of magical, as you find yourself within meters of these ocean giants, observing their graceful movements and behaviours and feeling the thrill of being so close to such magnificent creatures.

Walker Bay is renowned for being one of the best land and boat-based whale-watching sites globally. The unique geography of the bay provides an ideal setting for close encounters with the whales. As you sail through the calm waters, you might spot other marine life, such as seals, dolphins, and even the occasional Great White shark.

Explore Hermanus and Its Unique Attractions

After your exhilarating whale-watching adventure, Hermanus offers a variety of attractions to explore. A visit to the old harbour reveals the fascinating Whale & Shark Museum, where you can learn more about the marine life that inhabits these waters. The market nearby is perfect for leisurely shopping, offering local crafts and souvenirs.

For lunch, we highly recommend dining at Bientang’s Cave. This unique restaurant, set on the water’s edge, was once inhabited by early humans. It provides a stunning backdrop for a meal, with the possibility of spotting whales right from your table. The delicious food and breathtaking views make it an unforgettable dining experience.

The Scenic Return Journey

The journey back to Cape Town is equally enchanting. Travelling through several seaside towns and coastal mountain passes, you’ll be treated to some of the most beautiful landscapes South Africa offers. The route showcases the pristine beauty of the coastline, allowing you to experience a little of what lies beyond the city.

Along the way, keep an eye out for more wildlife. Apart from the Southern Right Whales, you may see playful seals and dolphins frolicking in the waves. You might even glimpse a Great White shark patrolling the waters with some luck.

Why Choose a Private Whale Tour?

Opting for a private whale tour offers numerous benefits. Firstly, it ensures a personalised and intimate experience, allowing you to enjoy the sights at your own pace. With a private tour, you can customise your itinerary and spend more time at the attractions that interest you the most. Additionally, you’ll have the undivided attention of your guide, who can provide in-depth information and answer any questions you might have.

A private whale tour from Cape Town to Hermanus is perfect for couples, families, and small groups seeking an exclusive and memorable adventure. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply looking for a unique experience, this tour promises to deliver an unforgettable day filled with awe-inspiring moments.

Book Your Private Whale Tour Today

Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the incredible Southern Right Whales in their natural environment. Book your private whale tour from Cape Town to Hermanus today and embark on a journey that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. Experience the beauty of South Africa’s coastline, the thrill of whale watching, and the charm of Hermanus in one spectacular adventure.

Rates

Full-DayPrivate  Whale Tour – Hermanus
1-5 Pax…R4 950.00 
6-13 Pax…R7 950.00

Rates include Driver/guide, vehicle, and fuel. They exclude meals, drinks, entrance fees and personal expenses.

Highlights Include :

  • The Southern Right Whale
  • Harold Porter Botanical Gardens
  • Sir Lowry’s Pass
  • Stunning Coastal Drive
  • Wine Tasting.

About The Private Whale Tour – Hermanus

09H00 – 18H00 – Full Day

Private Whale Tour – Hermanus

Embark on an exclusive adventure with a Private Whale Tour – Hermanus. This unique day out offers a personalized, up-close experience with the majestic Southern Right Whales in one of the world’s premier whale-watching locations. Hermanus is the perfect destination for this incredible journey with its unique charm that you won’t find anywhere else.

Hermanus is famous not only for its picturesque coast but also for its railway station, which has no trains passing through. The real highlight, however, is the gentle giants that visit its shores between June and November—the Southern Right Whales. This period marks the arrival of these magnificent creatures to the coastal waters around South Africa.

Each year, starting around mid-June, the Southern Right Whales migrate to the South African coast. The males arrive first, followed by the females a few weeks later. These whales come to mate and calve, staying until mid-November. During their stay, they do not feed, as the coastal waters lack their staple diet of krill. Pregnant females are the last to arrive and remain the longest, ensuring their young are ready to return to their feeding grounds. This seasonal spectacle, available for a limited time only, is a must-see for any wildlife enthusiast, so don’t miss out!

Your Whale-Watching Experience in Hermanus

Upon arriving in Hermanus, you will board a vessel that will take you out into Walker Bay. Here, you will have the chance to witness Southern Right Whales in their natural habitat. The experience is nothing short of magical, as you find yourself within meters of these ocean giants, observing their graceful movements and behaviours and feeling the thrill of being so close to such magnificent creatures.

Walker Bay is renowned for being one of the best land and boat-based whale-watching sites globally. The unique geography of the bay provides an ideal setting for close encounters with the whales. As you sail through the calm waters, you might spot other marine life, such as seals, dolphins, and even the occasional Great White shark.

Explore Hermanus and Its Unique Attractions

After your exhilarating whale-watching adventure, Hermanus offers a variety of attractions to explore. A visit to the old harbour reveals the fascinating Whale & Shark Museum, where you can learn more about the marine life that inhabits these waters. The market nearby is perfect for leisurely shopping, offering local crafts and souvenirs.

For lunch, we highly recommend dining at Bientang’s Cave. This unique restaurant, set on the water’s edge, was once inhabited by early humans. It provides a stunning backdrop for a meal, with the possibility of spotting whales right from your table. The delicious food and breathtaking views make it an unforgettable dining experience.

The Scenic Return Journey

The journey back to Cape Town is equally enchanting. Travelling through several seaside towns and coastal mountain passes, you’ll be treated to some of the most beautiful landscapes South Africa offers. The route showcases the pristine beauty of the coastline, allowing you to experience a little of what lies beyond the city.

Along the way, keep an eye out for more wildlife. Apart from the Southern Right Whales, you may see playful seals and dolphins frolicking in the waves. You might even glimpse a Great White shark patrolling the waters with some luck.

Why Choose a Private Whale Tour?

Opting for a private whale tour offers numerous benefits. Firstly, it ensures a personalised and intimate experience, allowing you to enjoy the sights at your own pace. With a private tour, you can customise your itinerary and spend more time at the attractions that interest you the most. Additionally, you’ll have the undivided attention of your guide, who can provide in-depth information and answer any questions you might have.

A private whale tour from Cape Town to Hermanus is perfect for couples, families, and small groups seeking an exclusive and memorable adventure. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply looking for a unique experience, this tour promises to deliver an unforgettable day filled with awe-inspiring moments.

Book Your Private Whale Tour Today

Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the incredible Southern Right Whales in their natural environment. Book your private whale tour from Cape Town to Hermanus today and embark on a journey that will leave you with memories to cherish for a lifetime. Experience the beauty of South Africa’s coastline, the thrill of whale watching, and the charm of Hermanus in one spectacular adventure.

Highlights Include :

  • The Southern Right Whales
  • Harold Porter Botanical Gardens
  • Sir Lowry’s Pass
  • Stunning Coastal Drive
  • Wine Tasting.

Rates

Full-Day Private Whale Tour – Hermanus
1-5 Pax…R4950.00
6-13 Pax…R7950.00
Rates include Driver/guide, vehicle and fuel. It excludes meals, drinks, entrance fees and personal expenses.