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When The Winds are in the West

Autumn is upon us; in fact, if you believe the meteorologists, it has been around since March the first. We take a closer look, both at the season and what it means to us at Waterfront Charters.

Aeolian Rhapsody

Whether you love or hate them, the winds that sweep our planet – and the cosmos – play a vital part in the history of mankind. We look a little closer at the phenomenon.

Easter has a wealth of traditions that have been incorporated into the original religious and folklore celebrations. We explore some history and remind you that a Waterfront Charters Cruise is the perfect Easter adventure.

Starry, Starry Nights

The news this week has been dominated by the announcement of the release of the first Event Horizon photographs of a ‘Black hole’, that mysterious outer space phenomenon first posited by Stephen Hawking based on Einstein’s Theory of Relativity.

April With Her Showers Sweet

When, like us, you are running a fleet of seagoing vessels, the weather plays a major factor in everything you do. Safety is at the top of Waterfront Charters priority list, so knowing what conditions are likely to present themselves to our skippers and crew is all important.

The World of Travel Visits Cape Town

If you are in the travel industry, Waterfront Charters highly recommend that you sign up to visit this exposition: we look forward to meeting with you all, and chatting about just how we can create mutual benefits.

Do You Have Thirty Million Years to Wait Around?

Waterfront Charters knows that the keys to maintaining species and keeping our oceans safe for its inhabitants are varied, and must be sustainable. We help wherever possible with the release of rehabilitated birds back into their environment, and we educate the general public continually.

Tourism (noun): The Practice of Travelling for Recreation

Table Mountain’s majestic presence framing our backdrop, it’s not surprising that we at Waterfront Charters have a constant view of the South African tourist market.

What Lies Beneath: Not a Horror Story

We get glimpses of that underwater world when some of its more adventurous creatures hit the surface. The southern right whales, the sunfish, the occasional shark, the pods of elegant dolphins, the playful seals and the penguins that transform from little waddling clowns into astoundingly manoeuvrable torpedoes in the sea.

Very Like a Whale

Whale watching has become an increasingly popular pastime on the shores and waters of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans that skirt the Cape. This is entirely understandable: these magnificent creatures come straight from the pages of a fantasy novel – their sheer bulk is beyond anything that roams the land, and yet they are as graceful as birds in flight and as playful as any land-based creature.

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