Walvis Bay: Intimate Marine Wildlife Cruise
Erongo, Namibia
Set sail on a brand new boat taking a maximum of 12 pax for an intimate marine wildlife cruise from Walvis Bay. Spot dolphins, seals, and seasonal whales, and enjoy fresh Namibian oysters.
Boat Cruise from Walvis Bay Waterfront – Marine Wildlife and Coastal Sights
This 3-4 hour intimate boat cruise from Walvis Bay Waterfront suits small groups seeking marine wildlife and coastal scenery.
Highlights
- Spot dolphins, seals, and seasonal whales in their natural habitat
- Enjoy fresh Namibian oysters, savory snacks, and sparkling wine onboard
- Cruise past the Pelican Point Lighthouse and large seal colony
- View historic shipwrecks, oil rigs, and the desert coastline
- Relax on a double-hull ski boat with safe, non-slip decking
Description
Begin with check-in at the Walvis Bay Waterfront marina. Board a new RapidCat double-hull luxury ski boat powered by two 150hp engines, accommodating up to 12 passengers for a private experience.
During the cruise, watch for the 'Marine Big 5' including Bottlenose, Heaviside's, and Dusky dolphins, Cape fur seals, and seasonal whales such as Humpback and Southern Right whales (July to November).
Cruise past local oyster farms and the Pelican Point Lighthouse, home to approximately 60,000 seals. Enjoy fresh Namibian oysters, finger foods, and sparkling wine or local beer served onboard while admiring coastal landmarks including shipwrecks, oil rigs, and where the desert meets the Atlantic Ocean.
Includes
- Marine wildlife encounter
- Pelican Point landmarks
- Luxury catering with fresh Namibian oysters
- Scenic coastal views
- Finger foods/platter
- Drinks including sparkling wine or local beer
- Welcoming drink
- Blankets for colder weather
Excludes
- Transfers to and from the marina
Important Information
- Check-in at 08:30, departure at 09:00 from the new marina
- Minimum of 4 guests required for the cruise to operate
- Maximum capacity of 14 guests
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book early to secure your spot. Bring sun protection and layered clothing for changing coastal weather. The best time to visit for whale sightings is July to November.