Cape Overberg
Watch as a group of tourists travel around the Western Cape Overberg.
Where else will you experience the meeting of two great oceans, find a shipwreck museum, dive with great white sharks, watch gigantic whales frolic in the bay, hike and visit a historic mission station, all during one fun-filled holiday?
The Western Cape has mission stations throughout the region and is even home to the oldest mission station in Africa.
The nature reserves in this region offer beautiful hikes through indigenous forests and along stunning coastlines, as well as whale watching in season.
Agulhas is the southernmost tip of the vast African Continent where the mighty Indian and Atlantic oceans meet.
Reputedly the whale watching capital of the world and a popular holiday destination, Hermanus is surrounded by majestic mountains, indigenous fynbos and spectacular natural beauty.
There are many things to keep you occupied whilst in the Cape Agulhas area
Streets of quaint, thatched, white-walled cottages greet you as you enter the picturesque town at the foot of the Riviersonderend mountains where groves of oak trees have survived from the beginning of the last century.

The coming of the whales to the Western Cape's Cape Whale Coast, between June and November, creates a huge stir with marine lovers.
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Watch as a group of tourists travel around the Western Cape Overberg.
Whale Watching: Spot Southern Right Whales and even Great White Sharks, seals, dolphins and penguins with Dyer Island Cruises.