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10 out of 10 Again
On 24/12/2019, We joined AB Marine on a Whale and Dolphin Watching Tour: Anonymous says: Our very first experience and we would definitely do it again if we can. Our guides made it very enjoyable and educational and were fun company. Their stories and passion for marine life made it a truly unique experience where we were cut off from the daily life we live on land and totally immersed in the beautiful life of the dolphins in the ocean. Even though there weren't any whales around during the time we were there our guides did their utmost best making the whole experience truly worthwhile. Rating out of TEN: TEN CLICK HERE to …
A Chokka Day
On 26/12/2019 at 12:05 pm, Rainer skippered the Expert Tours Vessel and excited Guests on a Whale and Dolphin spotting trip to Cape Recife, leaving from PEDSAC at 12:05 pm. In the rising wind we elected to motor our along the beachfront and then poke our heads out the Bay to see the conditions. Bumpy seas and rising winds resulted in a poor day for dolphin and whale sightings. BUT - we did get to see a fleet of Choka Boats reeling the calamari in whilst a seal joined in the feast - it is safe to assume that he seal was eating what it had caught, though! CLICK HERE to join AB Marine and experience the incredible marine life that …
Another FULL MARKS Review
On 25/12/2019 at 08:15 am, Rainer skippered the AB Marine Vessel and excited Guests on a Whale and Dolphin spotting trip to St Croix, leaving from PEDSAC at 08:15 am. After our 'Plague' of dolphins off of Hobie Beach on Thursday 24 December we motored out to Jaheel and St Croix Islands hoping to catch the large pod in that area. The sea was flat calm and a welcome Christmas gift from Neptune allowing us to retrieve numerous pieces of plastic on our way. Turning in towards Jaheel and the entrance to the Port of Nqura we spotted a small curvature heading away from the harbour mouth. On closer inspection we saw a sub-adult humpback …
Every Day is Different
On 24/12/2019 at 08:00 am, Rainer skippered the AB Marine Vessel and excited Guests on a Whale and Dolphin spotting trip to Cape Recife, leaving from PEDSAC at 08:00 am. After our trips earlier this week both Rainer and I were hesitant of the possibility of seeing dolphins in Algoa Bay. Leaving the harbour in a 10 knot westerly we hugged the beachfront staying in the shelter of the land in the offshore breeze. On our way past Shark Rock Pier we elicited the help of our guests by letting them into the secret of how to spot whales and dolphins and were soon rewarded by an eagle eyed spotting by our youngest guest of a number of …
A Pretty Unique Sighting
On 23/12/2019 at 08:30 am, Anthony skippered the AB Marine Vessel and excited Guests on a Whale and Dolphin spotting trip to St Croix, leaving from PEDSAC at 08:30 am. The number of cetaceans in Algoa Bay is certainly down these last couple of weeks . Bird activity is less and whales and dolphins seem not to be in their 'normal' places. Today was HISTORICAL for two reasons, though: With the help of an eagle eyed guest we spotted an Africa Sacred Ibis Colony on Jaheel Island and For the first time in what feels like forever we failed to spot any dolphins - this may have something to do with the recent Seismic Survey ship activity …