Waterfront Charters, as any regular reader of this page will know, are fierce ocean conservationists.
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Land Ho, Me Hearties!
Cape Town’s harbour is an agglomeration of industries. While most of the world’s ports are single-minded in their function, our historical harbour has grown…
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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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Not Just a Day; a State of Mind
World Ocean Day also looks at the lands abutting the waters that need protection too…
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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 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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Stifling a Whale’s Song
Sound is an amazing perception, to use the physiological term. As one of the five senses we humans have been blessed with, it’s presence in our lives is taken for granted most of the time.
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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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Special (adj): Superior
Special (n): A Waterfront Charters Cruise
The Waterfront Charters cruises tick many boxes for our guests. They are recreational, educational, inspirational – in fact, a whole lot of -als. With our seven vessels available and a smorgasbord of cruise options…
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Bow Riding and Skipping Stones
One of the most enthralling – and popular – sights we are treated to on Esperance is the sight of pods of dolphins cruising next to, under, around and in front of the hull as we silently carve through the sea with our curved bow.
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