Some nice whale watching from the cliffs before rain moves in
Martin Etsebeth - Photo blog
Photography as a passion hobby
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Hermanus - 2026-09-02
At Sievers Point this afternoon, mothers and calves were all around and playing in kelp and foam
Saturday, August 29, 2026
Hermanus - 2026-08-28
Just outside Hermanus New Harbour, two humpback whales moved through the cold Atlantic swells in a rare and memorable encounter. One raised its powerful tail high above the water, while the pair surfaced side by side before disappearing once more into the deep blue—a brief glimpse of the wild ocean life that still thrives along the Overberg coast.
Thursday, August 27, 2026
Hermanus - 2026-08-27
From the cliffs at Gearing’s Point, a powerful scene unfolded in the waters of Walker Bay. A group of Southern Right whales moved closely together, rolling, pushing and raising their great flukes above the surface in the timeless drama of courtship.
For a few unforgettable moments, Hermanus offered a front-row view of one of nature’s most spectacular breeding rituals.
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