South Coasters gear up for Sardine Run
Early sardine activity and sightings have already been reported along the Eastern Cape coastline near Mkambathi.
The Sardine Run attracts a variety of marine life including dolphins, sharks, seabirds and whales, with increased whale activity already being spotted offshore. Visitors can look forward to unforgettable ocean experiences and front-row seats to this world-famous marine migration.
Early sardine activity and sightings have already been reported along the Eastern Cape coastline near Mkambathi, as well as in the Port Edward area, creating excitement among tourism operators, anglers, divers and holidaymakers.
The KZN South Coast offers visitors far more than just the Sardine Run. Travellers are encouraged to explore the region’s renowned Blue Flag beaches, enjoy ocean adventures, deep-sea fishing, scuba diving, whale watching, hiking trails, nature reserves, local culture and family-friendly attractions.
CEO of South Coast Tourism and Investment Enterprise, Dr Vusumuzi Sibiya, said the South Coast is ready to welcome visitors for the winter season.
“The Sardine Run is one of the greatest natural attractions in the world and an important tourism highlight for the South Coast. With early sightings already reported and whale activity increasing, we encourage visitors to book their holidays early and experience everything our beautiful coastline has to offer. From our Blue Flag beaches to adventure activities, hospitality establishments and cultural experiences, the South Coast remains a must-visit destination this winter,” said Sibiya.
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