Cruise terminal

I love it because of its beautiful environment and it's surroundings. There is tranquility in that environment. It is also neatly kept and taken care of.

It's an amazingly beautiful site to behold, how these beautiful mammals can adapt and live on a small island that comprises of 99% rock. They've become so accustomed to humans that some of them come into Hout Bay Harbour and sunbathe there. For those who are not accustomed to the smells of the sea and of animals, you may find that the colony of seals emit a not so pleasing odour. But for those of you who are nature lovers, then this is one place that should be a must see, when visiting the Western Cape.

I really enjoyed that cruise of seal island .according to the price of tickets it’s really worth it . The view is awesome.thousand of seals moving around of the cruise it is the best feeling ever

It's where I'm at

Attending the Port Festival. Very cool.

Lovely beach with lots of seals and the boat ride was fabulous

Well organized

Nice staff and we could see a lot of sea lions !

Great experience. Google navigation will take you right past the harbour to a local neighbourhood, rather look for signs for the harbour. You're guaranteed to see seals. Many boat options to choose from ranging from R120 upwards.

An amazing day out. We visited the Seal Island as part of a day trip in Cape Town. Got to Hout Bay and paid R100 per adult for tickets to get on the boat. Would highly recommend taking cash as card payments could be trickly sometimes due to load shedding. The crew were nice and helpful. It was a windy day so our ride was a bit bumpy but enjoyable, it was so lovely seeing the seals in their own space. Boat stopped for about 10 - 15mins a little distance from where there was a big concentration of the seals ans we admired them from the boat, and then we returned back to the bay. It was approximately a 1hr round trip. The toilets at the bay were clean. Would definitely recommend this trip / adventure...