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45 Marine Drive Hermanus

45 Marine Drive Hermanus, Western Cape, 7200, South Africa

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Whale watching and goodbyes

A travel blog entry by astoriavslb

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... to hermanus, an hour and a half away. It was a fun drive and we split the guys and girls up into their own cars. When we got there we stopped over at ocean basket for some seafood. We had their platter of prawns(shrimp), calamari, mussels, sole and some fresh oysters and Greek salad and some beer to wash it down. W all thoroughly enjoyed the meal realizing it was our last for a while. We ...

Shark Cage Diving!

A travel blog entry by squawks_m

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... The cage was also not as scary as I had thought. Part of my fear came from the fact that I thought it would be left out in the middle of the sea with thousands of sharks circling you and body slamming the cage. The cage however, fitted 5 people and was attached to one side of the boat. I felt much better.

Getting the wet suit on was an ordeal in itself. For some reason I could not get it on, no matter how many people tried to help! ...

Day 238:Whale spotting on our last day on the road

A travel blog entry by robandjenny

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... through the now familiar streets of suburban Cape Town and decided to celebrate our return with a drive around the spectacular Chapman's Peak Drive, a twisty road carved out the side of a coastal cliff face. It was a fitting way to end our 52 day odyssey across the African continent, for all the sadness at the trip almost at an end, it was nice to be back in the familar environs of our favourite African ...

The Boys go Shark Diving

A travel blog entry by jlemasur

... I think John was pretty nervous at parts but I felt safe having a seat belt finally for each of us since our truck only seats two at a time lol.) We checked in around 7am with the shark lady and were told that it would be 1150rand. Horseshit! We were told 1000 flat! Well within 10minutes the girl we booked with had called and was talking to Cory about the price and how we were wrong about the price. He managed to talk her into 1100…bad mistake showing ...

Off to watch the whales in Hermanus

A travel blog entry by josephine.t

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... catcher in the main – 250 Rand call out charge... about £25). He currently had a puff adder in the garage which he was going to relocate to a suitable habitat out of town. He also enlightened us about the ‘urban’ baboons that they get, breaking into houses looking for food. Apparently they are so intelligent they have now worked out how to undo doors and windows that aren’t locked shut, and so can make a right mess of houses, bins etc if ...