Simon’s Town Museum Talk – Seabirding off Cape Point

Posted on by

“SEABIRDING OFF CAPE POINT” by Patrick Cardwell, an enthusiastic ornithologist, takes us on a virtual pelagic day trip off Cape Point, which Patrick regards as one of the most enjoyable and memorable birding days one can enjoy within the ‘Big 5’ destination mix of birding experiences in South Africa.

Trawler Scene 4675 300 dpi

When: Wednesday 30th July 2014
Where: Simon’s Town Museum
Time: 17h30 for 18h00
Cost: R20 per person, includes a glass of wine or fruit juice

Further details: Yvonne Mawhinney on 021 786 4404

This entry was posted in Events, Heritage by Dr Louise de Waal. Bookmark the permalink.

About Dr Louise de Waal

I am the face behind all the Green Girls in Africa social media and our sustainable tourism blog. I consider myself as a total Africa nut, big Cape Town lover, travel mad since I was a child, eager photographer, zealous travel writer, and passionate about sustainable tourism and conservation. Born and bred in Holland, lived and worked for 18 years in England, I consider myself extremely lucky to now live my dream in Cape Town, probably the most beautiful spot in the world, and to travel Africa. I love to discover unique, off-the-beaten track and meaningful tourism products and share these amazing experiences through various blog platforms, including the award winning The Good Holiday and the Responsible Traveller mag. I hold a PhD in Environmental Management, but found my true passion in sustainable tourism. In 2002, I founded Baobab Travel, a pioneering tour operating business offering responsible holidays to Africa. I now apply my sustainability expertise by helping tourism businesses to travel the road to sustainability through the Green Girls in Africa.

Please let us know what you think.