Welcome to
Pelican Point
Kayaking
Pelican Point provides a home to 50.000 Cape Fur seals, lots of Heaviside and Bottlenose dolphins, black-backed jackals, flamingos, pelicans and even the brown hyena. Humpback Whales migrate past between April and October. The Pelican Point
lighthouse, erected nearly 100
years ago, still casts a guiding
light to sailors during the night.
Kayak Tour
Every morning the Pelican Point Kayaking team packs our kayaks to join our seals and dolphins for a relaxing paddle at the tip of the remote Pelican Point peninsula.
Leaving from Walvis Bay at 8am in our comfortable 4x4 vehicles we drive for 45km to our Kayaking site. During the journey we get to see the Walvis Bay wetlands with plenty of birds including Flamingos and Pelicans. We pass the salt mine, with its bright Pink Lakes which is one of the biggest in the world.
During our paddle on the protected side of the bay the seals are all around us.. On a kayak you become part of the ocean without disturbing the wildlife. The animals do not see us as a threat in any way, and therefore we have the opportunity to enjoy them without disturbing them.
No experience needed, family friendly.
Please contact us for more information or Book Online if you would like to join us!
The Pelican Point Kayaking Team
Sandwich Harbour Tour
Every afternoon at 12:30pm our Sandwich Harbour tour starts with flamingoes, the salt pans and the wetlands just north of the Sandwich Harbour Lagoon.
If weather and tides allow, we will drive right to the Sandwich Harbour Lagoon, one of Southern Africa’s richest and unique wetlands. If our vehicles cannot drive all along the beach to get to Sandwich Harbour because of the tides, you will get a chance to see the lagoon area from one of our many beautiful lookout spots high up in the humongous dunes.
We have lots of time to stop along the way for pictures when we cross the big dunes in Sandwich Harbour. As soon as you get a bit hungry, your guide will stop and dish up some snacks. On the way back we will cross more giant dunes, including the big roaring dunes, before we return to Walvis Bay between 16h30 and 17h30.
