Cape Town - Seal Island, Hout Bay

Seal Island, Hout Bay (optional boat trip)

*Highlight
A short boat trip (40minutes) from Hout Bay Harbour to Duiker Island, home to thousands of Cape Fur Seals.
*Experience
Get up close (but safely) to these playful marine mammals in their natural habitat. The boat ride itself offers scenic views of the Hout Bay coastline.
*Appeal
An exciting wildlife encounter, perfect for nature lovers and families.

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