Description
Penguin Paddle Seaforth Beach
On the penguin paddle sea kayak trip you will meet the endangered African penguins in their natural habitat and learn all about their fascinating lifestyles.
Our knowledgeable, trained and experienced conservationist guides help seek out penguins (and other assorted marine wildlife) in this beautiful marine protected area of the world famous Table Mountain National Park.
No prior kayak experience is required, and our trusty Fluid sea kayaks are unsinkable, unbreakable and perfect for first-time paddlers and the professional alike!
Penguin Paddle Overview
Trips depart from Seaforth Beach, which is close to Boulders Beach in Simons Town, 45-60 minutes from Cape Town.
Guides will give you a quick safety briefing and some local history and information about what you can expect to see.
Then you will head out to explore the waterways and secret coves of False Bay hidden amongst pristine beaches and the natural environments of so many wildlife species that call the area home.
After a beach landing where you can relax or take a swim in the crystal clear water, you will return to Seaforth Beach.
*Please Note*
- Sea kayaking is very weather dependent and your trip may be postponed or cancelled on the day if conditions are not safe for being on the ocean.
What you need to know about the Penguin Paddle
- Trip length is 2 hours
- Trips depart at 9am, 11am or 2pm
- All year round
- Seaforth beach – Cape Town
- Good sea days with no wind
- Wear comfortable clothing / swim suit
- Bring sunblock / sun hat / swimming costume / water-proof camera (GoPro, etc) / snacks / water bottle.
- Minimum age 3 years
- Average fitness
- Maximum Weight 140.0 kg
Penguin Paddle Inclusions
- A Fluid sea kayak
- A personal flotation device
- A set of paddles (per paddler)
- A guide
Penguin Paddle Exclusions
- Transport
- Meals and refreshments (please bring your own water bottles).
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