Full-Day Wildlife Tour of Cape Town and Hermanus with Whale Watching
About This Tour
Drive to a cheetah rehabilitation and rescue centre to see cheetahs and other wildlife, including the Anatolian Shepherd bred to protect them in the wild. Conti...
Duration: 1 Day · Tour type: Private · Activity level: Moderate · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Included · Wheelchair access: No · Cities: Cape Town, Hermanus · Languages: English
About Hermanus
Hermanus
The whale spotting mecca of South Africa, Hermanus is awash with local guides eager to make excursions out to the blustery cliffs of the Western Cape to see southern righters and penguins alike.
What's Included
- Guide fee
- Transport
- Entrance fees
- Lunch
Not Included
- Alcoholic beverages
- Personal expenses
Itinerary
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1Day 01
Cape Town, Cheetah Rescue, Penguins and Hermanus Whales
Get picked up by your tour guide at 08:30 am and start the tour. Drive to a cheetah rehabilitation and rescue centre. We will see the cheetahs, and you can encounter (touch) a cheetah. The cheetahs are rehabilitated back into the wild, and if this is not possible, they are used for educational purposes. Also meet a dog breed, the Anatolian Shepherd, bred and used to protect the cheetahs in the wild. At this centre, we will also see caracol, black-backed jackals, foxes, meerkats, and tortoises. Next, head to the Stony Point Penguin Colony. This is a beautiful setting where the boardwalk is not overcrowded, and you get to see penguins up close in nature. You are also likely to see a Dassie (Rock Hyrax) and sea birds. Continue along the coastline to Hermanus, where we have lunch. After lunch, we can take a walk along the cliffs, look for whales in the bay, and do a bit of shopping if you wish. Finally, drive back to Cape Town. The drive will take us over the pass, along the top of the mountain range, with a stop at a local farm stall for coffee.
Meeting Point
Meeting point: Your hotel in Cape Town · Tour start: Cape Town, South Africa — Tour ends at the same location as the start point.