The whales are here! Humpbacks, southern rights and killers in Cape Town Posted by Anita Froneman on 15 June 2022 Every year, South Africans grab the binoculars between June and December when an array of whale species make their way from Antarctica to our shores to mate and give birth. Humpback, killer and southern right whales are the most common species sighted off the shores of Cape Town. Bryde’s whales are seen too. READ: Study reveals potential solution to whale entanglements in South Africa Take a look at some fantastic whale sightings around False Bay from this month and late May. Humpback whales Pictures by Dean Muller Southern right whales Shared by Dyer Island Cruises READ: Climate change is impacting South Africa’s southern right whales Killer whales Pictures by Simon’s Town Boat Company ALSO READ ‘Welcome Whales’ festival in Hermanus to host Riaan Manser and more Stunning dolphin sightings at Fish Hoek Beach Related Posts Pictures of a snowy, frosty and downright freezing South Africa 20 June 2022 Areas like the Matroosberg mountains in the Western Cape saw fluffy snow over the weekend,... read more First winner announced of De Hoop Photo Competition 7 June 2022 The winner of the De Hoop Nature Photo Competition Round 1, Dionne Miles said her... read more Pictures of Hartenbos lagoon after breaching 3 June 2022 The popular Hartenbos lagoon has been breached artificially, allowing the fresh and saltwater to mix. Take... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
Pictures of a snowy, frosty and downright freezing South Africa 20 June 2022 Areas like the Matroosberg mountains in the Western Cape saw fluffy snow over the weekend,... read more
First winner announced of De Hoop Photo Competition 7 June 2022 The winner of the De Hoop Nature Photo Competition Round 1, Dionne Miles said her... read more
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