Cape Town has plenty to offer, especially for ocean lovers. For this reason, we’ve rounded up some great water adventures you can enjoy in the Mother City.
The Impossible Machine
The Impossible Machine or TIM (formerly Howard Davis) is a classic wooden sailing vessel built by the SA Navy in 1966 and is now proudly owned and operated by renowned South African singer/songwriter Ard Matthews.
Rates: R10 000 for 2-3 hours; R15 000 for 4-5 hours; R20 000 for 6-8 hours; Maximum of 10 guests.
Website: theimpossiblemachine.com
The Mirage
offers a unique experience like no other, indulging your mind, body and soul with 5 star service and gourmet dining. As one of the Waterfront’s most luxurious and glamorous venues, the Mirage is the perfect platform to host your private event, wedding or celebration.
Website: www.miragecatamaran.com
Yacoob Yachts
Whether it’s enjoying a luxurious sailing experience on one of the catamarans, a heart-racing experience on the Riptide or a swashbuckling time aboard the Jolly Roger pirate boat, Yacoob Yachts has a boat to suit your every mood or desire.
Website: www.yacoobyachts.co.za
Captain Jacks
offers a host of Ocean Adventures and is the only licensed Whale and Dolphin watching operator in Hout Bay, so as soon as there’s a sighting a knowledgeable and informative Skipper can take you out on the water. It truly is an amazing experience and one to tick off your bucket list!
Special offer: R880 per adult and R560 per child for whale watching. Valid until 31 March 2021.
Website
Waterfront Charters
There are many ways to cruise the Atlantic Ocean, and Waterfront Charters—the V&A Waterfront’s longest serving cruise company—offers a host of ways to enjoy the waters. From a luxurious sailing catamaran to a purpose-built powerful catamaran, they have something to suit every event.
Website: waterfrontcharters.co.za
Marine Dynamics
By choosing Marine Dynamics Shark Tours you are contributing to invaluable research, conservation and education, not only of Great White Sharks but the endangered African penguins. Don’t miss a visit to the African Penguin and Seabird Sanctuary nearby.
Website: sharkwatchsa.com
