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.
From the cliffs of Sievers Point in Hermanus, the Southern right whales put on a quiet but powerful display. A dark back breaks the surface, a great flipper rises from the water, and a sudden blast of breath drifts above the waves.
Even a pod of dolphins also passing by
For a few unforgettable moments, these gentle giants bring the wild beauty of Walker Bay right to the edge of the famous Hermanus coastline.
