South Africa is the world's chief whale watching destination

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Regardless of what number of pictures, what number of films or what number of documentaries you have seen about whales, nothing will ever set you up for when you encounter a whale no holds barred, in their indigenous habitat. These gigantic, tender titans of the ocean will actually astonish you, if not unnerve you only a tiny bit too. What's more, all things considered, these are the biggest well evolved creatures ever known not existed and weighing up to 200 tons and drifting past you in the water at a monstrous 30 meters long, these are animals that instantly request admiration.

South Africa is the world's chief whale watching destination, either from area, or vessel, kayak or even from the solace of your overhang - in the event that you are fortunate to have booked at the opportune place, and be up and about at the perfect time. Amid the months of June to November, along the Cape south drift, and even as far up as Durban, whales relocate to the hotter ocean waters coming to the coast by June, subsequent to leaving the cold Antarctic oceans eventually some time recently.