Discover the Shark Capital of the World, where you can encounter the incredible Great White Sharks up close! Cage diving with these majestic creatures is an unforgettable adventure.

Located in Frikkiesbaai, Franskraal, the Strandveld Museum is a charming historical site. Originally built in the 1860s, it once served as a retreat for Dyer Island's managers and their families.

Benguela Cove Wine Estate spans 200 hectares of beauty, featuring vineyards, olive groves, and lavender fields. The estate, set on the edge of a lagoon, offers stunning views of the Kogelberg Nature Reserve.

Hermanus' expansive, pristine Grotto Beach is nestled between the mountains and the ocean, creating a serene escape. Awarded Blue Flag status, it is celebrated for its ecological importance, beauty, safety, and accessibility.

Grab your cameras and binoculars! Franskraal Beach is not only a scenic destination but also a birding haven, where you can spot a variety of fascinating species.

Hermanus and the Overberg region are ideal for relaxed beach vacations and quick weekend escapes. The Whale Coast Mall is the perfect stop for visitors and locals to enjoy some shopping, indulge in treats, or simply browse around.

Gansbaai is one of the Western Cape's hidden gems, known for a variety of water activities, including the thrilling shark cage diving. It's also the scenic location of the African Penguin and Seabird Sanctuary in Kleinbaai, established by the Dyer Island Conservation Trust to protect and rehabilitate these amazing birds native to the Western Cape.

The Great White House Restaurant gets its name from the awe-inspiring shark that roams the waters of Gansbaai. This iconic predator draws thrill-seekers from all over the world, ready to brave the depths in a shark cage and witness these magnificent creatures up close.