Durban introduces whale-watching experience
The municipality plans to make Durban a premier whale-watching destination to rival the likes of Hermanus.
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IN an attempt to boost the ailing tourism sector, eThekwini Municipality is offering a whale-watching experience at Wilson’s Wharf.
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The city is offering this experience through Isle of Capri Cruises before the end of November.
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“Part of the experience includes a display by the whales called breaching. This is when a whale propels its body out of the water and upon its re-entry, creates an impressive splash. Whale-watching is a seasonal experience from the beginning of May to the end of November,” the City said in the statement.
The city added that the two-hour whale-watching experience, which normally costs R1 150 per person, is now R650.
To experience this and more on a whale-watching tour, call Amanda Janse van Rensburg at 031 305 3099/082 851 4787 or email info@isleofcapri.co.za or WhatsApp 061 435 8202.
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