Each year, from June to December, it is whale season in the Western Cape. Here is a list of where you need to go for a chance to see them.
Each year, from June to December, it is whale season in the Western Cape when southern right whales travel to Cape Town to either give birth or look for a partner. Here is a list of where you need to go for a chance to see them.Hermanus, along the shores of Walker Bay in the Overberg, is a popular holiday destination and also the official whale-watching capital of the world, according toSo far this whale season, 265 whales and their young have been spotted near Hermanus.
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