The Western Cape has long been one of the finest sites worldwide for the observation of cetaceans…
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Surrounded by Wonder and Delight
At Waterfront Charters, we spend a lot of time on the Atlantic Ocean. This may seem like a rather obvious statement – we have seven vessels in our fleet…
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If it Looks Like a Duck, and Floats Like a Duck…it’s a RIB
Any person who has looked at the history of boats will have seen pictures of man’s first inflatables: the whole skin of some unfortunate beast with leg…
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Sails Pitch
Waterfront Charters have seven vessels in their fleet, allowing us to put together an exceptionally wide range of cruises.
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A Sucker for Your Warm Embrace
Last week an unusual creature washed up the beach at Kommetjie, fascinating all who came across it.
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The Evening of the Year
Autumn is, and this will come as no surprise to most readers, one of the four seasons of the year. In the Western Cape autumn is normally seen as a time of temperate weather…
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The Modern Leviathan
Life as we know it developed in the vast oceans that surround our planet. There can’t be a literate person alive who hasn’t seen one of the myriad cartoons of a prehistoric fish…
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Our wildlife heritage is rich indeed: our unique and widely varying geography allows our country to support a extensively diverse population of plants and animals…
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And a Happy Hāligdæg to you, one and all.
With only a few days left before Christmas, at Waterfront Charters we have been celebrating a return to more ‘normal’ years; the pre-Covid December holidays.
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Keep the Blue Flag Flying
In a recent blog, we wrote in glowing terms about the Waterfront Charters home, the amazing V&A Waterfront; it’s not only home – it’s our harbour and long-time companion on our quest to remain the number one cruise company in the Cape.
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