If you want to see the must-see spots but also some un-touristy spots then this is for YOU. No day is the same and no animal stays in the same place, so why stick to a pre-determined itinerary? 

Let the day's adventure unfold based on real-time animal sightings and the day's conditions.

Connect with, and intimately understand, one of the most productive oceans in the world whilst meeting the locals - African penguins and humpback whales, anemones & sea stars, baboons & bontebok.

Take a breather from the rigours of travel as we slow things down, tasting the best tea & rusks in all of Cape Town (on a sheltered & secluded shoreline, far from the crowds!) Bring a swim suit if you dare...

Next up, lunch is served at a local deli - leaving you healthy, light & very full (well priced).

Your adventure will end where it began - a skip and a jump from wine estates, beaches, and the Cape Town city centre - avoiding traffic and queues everywhere you go!

Cape Peninsula with a Marine Biologist

An informative walking tour describing the area and the wildlife with emphasis on the unique ecosystem inhabited by the endangered African penguin 
After meeting your guide at our Shark Warrior Adventure Centre at Seaforth Beach, you will be introduced to the local Seaforth penguin colony and learn about the African penguins' unique lifestyle. We follow the coastline to Waters Edge beach, onto the Boulders Walkway. Meet many penguin families and learn more about these fascinating creatures as your guide interprets the behaviour of the penguins and the other wildlife they share this area with. We will continue onto the recently established Burghers Walk, before returning back along the very scenic walkway to Seaforth Beach.
- Meet at Shark Warrior Adventure Centre at Seaforth Beach
- Visit Seaforth Penguin colony
- Walk to Waters Edge Beach
- Carry on to Boulders Coastal Park and walk the walkway
- Continue on to Burghers Walk down to Windmill Beach
- Return to Seaforth beach

Volunteer Tours in Cape Town

Cape Peninsula with a Marine Biologist

Meet the Penguins, Cape Town