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Top spots to see whales this winter in SA — no boat needed
From June to November, South Africa’s southern coastline becomes a prime whale-viewing destination as southern right whales migrate from Antarctica to the country’s warmer waters to breed and calve. These whales often come close enough to shore that you can spot them from a hotel balcony, a cliffside trail, or even a beachside café. Here’s where to spot these marine giants, without getting on a boat… 1. Hermanus, Western Cape Hotspot: Cliff Path…
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Top spots to see whales this winter in SA — no boat needed
From June to November, South Africa’s southern coastline becomes a prime whale-viewing destination as southern right whales migrate from Antarctica to the country’s warmer waters to breed and calve. These whales often come close enough to shore that you can spot them from a hotel balcony, a cliffside trail, or even a beachside café. Here’s where to spot these marine giants, without getting on a boat… 1. Hermanus, Western Cape Hotspot: Cliff Path…
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