22 November 2015

After two no sea days we were lucky to launch again...

Written by Sandra Hoerbst, November 22 2015

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22 November 2015

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After two no sea days we were lucky to launch again. While slowly cruising trought the bay, Kira our amazing wildlife spotter spotted some Bottlenose dolphins. We did soend quite a while with the dolphins, while they were busy catching fish. After seeing the dolphins we were heading to our sister company Marine Dynamics to see a Great White shark. We also got to see a stingray around their vessel Slashfin. Before heading back to the harbour we went to Geyser Rock, just behind Dyer Island to have a look at the Cape Fur seals, the most favourite pray for the Great White sharks.

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Written by Sandra Hoerbst

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