2 January 2016

Today we launched for the first time in the new year...

Written by Sandra Hoerbst, January 2 2016

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2 January 2016

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Today we launched for the first time in the new year. On our first trip we were privileged to see a Penguin release. We did release sixteen African penguins who have been rehabilitated at the African Penguin and Seabird Sanctuary here in Kleinbaai. Further we did see Cape Fur seals on Geyser Rock and some more African penguins on Dyer Island. On the way towards the harbour we stopped at the shark cage diving vessels to see a Great White shark. We also came across a pod of Indo-Pacific Humpback dolphins. Such a beautiful day at sea.

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Written by Sandra Hoerbst

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