Whether you’re rocking a point-and-shoot camera or a sophisticated piece of digital mastery (DSLR), getting an unforgettable pic of a Southern Right Whale is easier than one would think. With its famous “champag...
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The World Cetacean Alliance (WCA) has expanded their partnership with plans to highlight the 50 Top Responsible Whale Watching Operators worldwide and identified Southern Right Charters as one of the candidates that...
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With months of anticipation Whale season 2017 is here! Curious Brydes whales, Humpback whales, Southern Right Whale mating groups,Orca and dolphins have all been spotted in Hermanus this June. Many people under the ...
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Southern Right Charters is super excited to launch The Great Oceans Initiative (#GO) to make a daily difference by reducing the amount of litter that ends up polluting our oceans. Every year will welcome a new theme...
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Southern Right Charters is moving with the times. Gone are our old DVDs and Hello to our new USB movies. As with all revamps comes improvements, after 6 months of editing, voice-overs and trawling through years of w...
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So much activity out on the water this past month, the Southern Right Whale numbers in the bay have increased exponentially and many of the trips have extended into marine safari’s with a variety of marine lif...
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Whale Season 2016 , Sighting update for July, Hermanus Whale Watching During the month of July our whale watching tours had a 99% success rate for whale sightings. SIGHTING SUMMARY Brydes whales were frequently seen...
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So early into the month and already so much activity, winter whale watching in Hermanus is getting the thumbs up! With the number of southern right whales on the rise, more than 20 whales were encountered during one...
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Exciting update for all nature lovers and whale enthusiasts! Our whale season 2016 in Hermanus is underway. With many sightings of Brydes and breaching Humpback whales, we enjoyed an early inception to the “whal...
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