IT ONLY HAPPENS ONCE
A YEAR - DON'T MISS IT!
An Incredible Adventure Off South Africa's Wild Coast
Join the Feeding Frenzy!
One of the greatest marine spectacles on the planet,
the annual sardine migration takes place from Agulhas Bank and
northward up the east coast of South Africa.
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map for better view
For the bean counters, there are no accurate figures on how many
tons of sardines swim up the coast so let’s just go with huge
and massive. How many sardines do you think there are in
a shoal that is fifteen kilometers long, three and a half kilometers
wide and nearly forty meters deep?
These little silver fish form the butter of the
sea and the plankton that they feed on the figurative bread. Bottom
line is that it is no fun being number two in the food chain.
Especially when these are in the area:
20,000 Common Dolphin
5,000 Bottlenose Dolphin
Thousands of Gannets
Countless Gamefish
Thousands of Sharks
Hundreds of Seals
Orcas
Bryde's Whales
It only
happens ONCE A YEAR! Next Available Dates:
June of 2010 Call
Now to Reserve: 800-644-7382
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS FROM SARDINE RUN 2009
Video
Gallery: Click to view videos
Videos by Charles
Maxwell, Underwater Cameraman
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