Durban – The eThekwini Metro is offering whale-watching at Wilson Wharf through Isle of Capri Cruises.
That was according to a brief statement on eThekwini Metro’s Facebook page.
The statement said that 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.
It said to experience this and more on a whale-watching tour, call Amanda Janse van Rensburg on 031 305 3099 or 082 851 4787 or email: [email protected]. You can also WhatsApp 061 435 8202.
“Whale watching is a seasonal experience from the beginning of May to the end of November.
“A two-hour whale-watching experience, which normally costs R1 150 per person is now R650,” the municipality said.
Meanwhile, the municipality recently announced that it was excited to host international visitors for the Oyster World Rally at the Durban Marina Club from November 24, 2022 to December 9, 2022.
“Hosting the event will bring revenue into the city with the arrival of tourists from oversees, while also enhancing eThekwini Municipality’s standing as a premier yachting location,” it said.
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