Swim with Cape Fur Seals!
Seal snorkelling on the Garden Route offers a rare chance to get up close and personal with one of South Africa’s most playful marine animals. Near Plettenberg Bay, a colony of over 4,000 Cape fur seals calls the Robberg Peninsula home. Friendly, inquisitive, and curious, these seals often swim around snorkelers, creating an unforgettable underwater encounter.
The Garden Route’s temperate waters and rich marine biodiversity make it the perfect setting for…
Swim with Cape Fur Seals!
Seal snorkelling on the Garden Route offers a rare chance to get up close and personal with one of South Africa’s most playful marine animals. Near Plettenberg Bay, a colony of over 4,000 Cape fur seals calls the Robberg Peninsula home. Friendly, inquisitive, and curious, these seals often swim around snorkelers, creating an unforgettable underwater encounter.
The Garden Route’s temperate waters and rich marine biodiversity make it the perfect setting for this adventure. Guided by experienced operators, snorkelers receive instruction on equipment, safety, and the best ways to interact with the seals while respecting their natural behaviour. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced snorkeler, the activity is designed to ensure a safe and immersive experience.
Cape fur seals inhabit rocky islands, ledges, and beaches along the southern African coast, from Namibia to Port Elizabeth. Encountering them in their natural habitat allows snorkelers to observe their playful interactions, graceful swimming, and unique personalities up close.
Seal snorkelling on the Garden Route combines adventure, wildlife observation, and environmental appreciation. It’s a family-friendly, eco-conscious activity that provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to swim alongside one of the ocean’s most engaging creatures, leaving you with memories that will last long after you leave the water.
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