Dwarskersbos

Dwarskersbos is situated on the stunning West Coast of the Western Cape Province of South Africa, where the Atlantic Ocean's cool blue waters lap miles upon miles of undeveloped sand and shells. The fishing communities that dot the coastline and have been there for generations have built up a distinct culture that is now a vital component of South Africa's national identity. After leaving Cape Town, you will need to travel for around two hours along the picturesque R27, often known as the West Coast Road, to get to Dwarskersbos. The main draw for South African and foreign tourists to this small town as its stunning beaches, which are located in Dwarskersbos. Between the months of June and September, a large number of Southern Right Whales travel along this coastline, captivating onlookers with their inquisitive behaviours and acrobatic antics.