Seal Viewing Voucher

Activity Description

For those of you in the family who do not wish to snorkel however don’t want to miss out of this exciting boat ride out to the Beautiful Robberg Nature Reserve to view the seals, you can accompany your family or friends.

Arrangements

DurationOpen Ended

WhenClosed on Christmas and New Years

WhereWHERE TO MEET: Please drive straight to the Beacon Island Resort Main Entrance. Park outside and follow our signs on the walkway to the left of the Boom Gate. If you need any further directions please ask the security. (We are INSIDE the Beacon Isle Hotel complex, next to the volleyball courts).

WeatherAll trips are weather dependent and conditions will be checked on the morning of your activity, one our prior to arrival time. Please note that if the weather conditions are not suitable for diving the Charter can be cancelled on the morning of the dive.

What to WearSwim wear

Things to BringCostume and towel, warm clothing/wind-breaker (it can be cold on the water when the wind blows)

Guests or SpectatorsOnly paying guest allowed

Requirements

Minimum Age6 years

Minimum Height0.0 m

Maximum Height0.0 m

Fitness LevelNo Fitness Requirement

QualificationsNot Applicable

Maximum Weight0.0 kg

CertificationNone Required

Experience LevelNo Experience Requirement

Inclusions and Exclusions

InclusionsSeal Viewing

ExclusionsAnything not mentioned above

Notes

ARRANGEMENTS
WHERE TO MEET:
Please drive straight to the Beacon Island Resort Main Entrance. Park outstide and follow our signs on the walkway to the left of the Boom Gate. If you need any further directions please ask the security. (We are INSIDE the Beacon Isle Hotel complex, next to the volleyball courts).
DURATION & WHAT TO EXPECT:
1 ½ hours

You will be met on arrival at the dive centre to sign in before taking a short stroll on the beach to the boat . onexperience a true Plett style beach launch. Once out at Robberg you will be able to observe a variety of Nature in and out of the water, including the largest flock of Cape Cormorants and the ever so elegant Cape Gannet and of course our amazing Cape Sea Fur Seals interacting with the snorkelers from the boat. You might even be lucky enough to see the whales and dolphins that frequently visit the bay.