Marine Big 5 Daily Blog 19 January

Written by January 19 2025

Marine Big 5 Daily Blog 19 January

Whale Watching near Cape Town, South Africa Welcome to Gansbaai, home of the Marine Big 5.

Trip Summary 19 January 2025:

Today, we started our journey at Danger Point because the west wind picked up through the morning. We covered some deeper waters of the bay, but besides a couple of seabirds, it has been rather quiet. Once we arrived at Geyser Rock, we enjoyed watching the Cape fur seals before seeing the critically endangered African Penguin on Dyer Island. After another short drive, we stopped in the shallower waters of the bay to view the Bronze Whaler sharks at Slashfin, our shark cage diving boat. The coastal water were also quiet and we returned back to Kleinbaai harbour.

 

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