Southern Right Whales migrate to the waters of Walker Bay near Hermanus specifically for calving and nursing their young. Whale watching boat tours-These tours take visitors out into Walker Bay, offering a chance to see whales up close in their natural environment. Cliff Path-Visitors can walk along this scenic path, stopping at designated viewpoints to observe whales breaching, tail-slapping, and playing in the bay waters.

Visit Benguela Cove & explore their tasting room and sample a selection of their award-winning wines while enjoying views of the vineyards and lagoon. Gourmet Dining-Indulge in a culinary adventure at one of Benguela Cove's restaurants. Whether it's a casual lunch overlooking the lagoon or a fine dining experience. Estate Tours-Take a guided tour of the estate to learn about its winemaking process, vineyards, and unique terroir.

The area around Hermanus was initially inhabited by the Khoisan indigenous people. Later, it became a farming community settled by European colonists. In the early 1900s, Hermanus gained prominence as a whaling station. Southern Right Whales were abundant in Walker Bay, attracting whalers to the area. However, whaling activities ceased in the 1960s due to declining whale populations and global conservation efforts.