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It’s no secret that whale lovers from around the world flock to Walker Bay every year to observe these peaceful giants of the deep. The close proximity you get to these majestic creatures and the pristine natural environment you view them in, is what elevates this experience above the ordinary and makes it the best in the world.
The Southern Right Whales migrate every year from the icy Antarctic to our warm, sheltered bays to mate, calve and raise their young. Seeing these gentle giants in their natural habitat will leave you spellbound.
Take a walk on the cliff and pathways of De Kelders as our knowledgeable guides take you to all the best viewing spots. See the waves frothing and listen to the slap of the whale’s gigantic tails, plus their breaching and spy-hopping, as they come within metres of the shoreline.
Board the luxury whale watching boat “Dreamcatcher” of Dyer Island Cruises in Gansbaai and enjoy a trip led by a marine biologist. You may also spot dolphins, penguins, seals and sharks.
From mountain peaks to ocean depths, the Grootbos landscape and surroundings hold ancient secrets of humankind. This region, where Cape Floral Kingdom meets the wild Walker Bay coastline, has been home to humankind for millennia. Over the last decade, paleo-anthropological findings reveal how our earliest ancestors once thrived here, surrounded by the same rich biodiversity that continues to flourish today. Whether exploring on land, across the water, or from the sky, experience the significance of this unique area and the profound impact it has on all who experience it.
Witness a spectacular, once-in-two-decades fynbos revival in 5-Star luxury. Book your front-row suite to the elemental rhythms of a biome in bloom, as wildfire-activated floral gems reanimate Grootbos' ancient landscapes.
South African residents enjoy up to 50% off stays from May to September 2026.