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Marine & Coastal Safaris
Strandlopers - the San and Khoi-Khoi - were the first people to walk South African shores. Their existence was closely tied to the ocean’s bounty - fishing and harvesting limpets, mussels, abalone and lobster. Their knowledge of every bay and the life it held was supreme, as it was imperative for their survival.
Safari - comes from the Arabic word ‘safar’ which means to journey to new places. This is a two-fold adventure, not only to new places to take in their natural beauty, but also to travel to a greater understanding and appreciation of the natural world.
At Strandloper Safaris we offer you a wide range of adventures to discover the secrets of the marine realm around the South African coast. South Africa has the privilege of being bathed by two currents - the warm Agulhas current on the eastern shores and the northbound cold Benguela current on the western shores. The beautiful city of Cape Town is where these currents collide; setting the scene for one of the world’s most fascinating marine regions and the base for our marine expeditions.
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