Snorkeling the African Sea Forest in Cape Town - ZAR 1200
Snorkeling the African Sea Forest – A Wild Ocean Adventure. Explore the kelp forests of Cape Town on a Private Guided Snorkeling Tour.
- Guided Snorkelling Experience Cost: ZAR 1,200
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- Minimum Participants: This tour requires a minimum of 2 people. Solo travellers are welcome to book privately—simply select “2 pax” at checkout to proceed.
- Private Pick-up & Drop-off: Transport is not included unless otherwise pre-arranged with your Booking Agent. We recommend using safe, reliable options like Uber to keep things hassle-free.
- All-Weather Adventure Activity Notice: Please note: This is an all-weather adventure activity—rain, wind, or shine, we go! Our quality wetsuits are designed to keep you warm and comfortable, so the weather elements won’t hold us back. Nature is unpredictable—but that’s part of the adventure.
Snorkeling the African Sea Forest – A Wild Ocean Adventure
This isn’t just a snorkel—it’s a deep dive into Cape Town’s untamed beauty and coastal history.
We’ll kick things off with a scenic drive along the False Bay coastline, gliding past the historic Simon’s Town Naval Base and the working fishing harbor of Kalk Bay. Along the way, we’ll pause at Boulders Beach to meet its most famous residents—the charismatic African penguins.
Then, it’s time to slip into the African Sea Forest—a hidden, underwater wonderland swaying with golden kelp. Cape fur seals twist and twirl in the shallows, pajama sharks patrol the reefs, and octopuses melt into the rocky seascape before your eyes.
After the dive, we’ll thaw out and trade ocean stories over a seaside coffee, soaking up panoramic views of the bay. The return trip takes us back along the storied coastline—no crowds, no rush—just raw wilderness, rich history, and an ocean memory that will stay with you long after the salt has dried.
Ready to explore Cape Town’s wildest waters?