11 January 2015

Shortly after leaving the harbour we came across some Cape cormorants resting on the water...

Written by Sandra Hoerbst, January 11 2015

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11 January 2015

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Shortly after leaving the harbour we came across some Cape cormorants resting on the water. After busy watching the birds we headed towards Slashfin, to see a shark. Around Dyer Island we stopped in Shark Alley and had a look at all the Cape Fur seals laying in the sun. Behind the Island we spotted a blow of a Bryde’s whale. We approached the whale respectful and had a closer look at the beautiful creature. On the way back we passed Dyer Island again and watched the African penguins for a while.

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Written by Sandra Hoerbst

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