Pateo por el frente de costa de Gansbaai
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 5.75 mi
- Elevation gain
- 335 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Easy
- Elevation loss
- 335 ft
- Max elevation
- 164 ft
- TrailRank
- 19
- Min elevation
- 8 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Time
- 2 hours 15 minutes
- Coordinates
- 1794
- Uploaded
- February 8, 2023
- Recorded
- January 2023
near De Kelders, Western Cape (South Africa)
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Itinerary description
Pateo muy suave pero precioso por el frente de la costa de Gansbaai, una de la zona de mayores avistamientos de tiburones blancos del mundo. Nos bañamos en una cala a resguardo y con las bolas de corbata. Vimos focas nadando a sus anchas (si están en tierra es que el gran blanco merodea).
Al parecer, entre mayo y septiembre se divisan ballenas en su migración. Ya hubiera sido la leche verlas.
Nos quedó pena de no quedarnos un día más y seguir caminando hacia el norte hasta el pueblo de Hermanus (a 17 km). Para quitarnos la espina, hicimos inmersión en jaula entre tiburones. Una vez en la vida hay que hacerlo.
(ENG)
A very gentle but beautiful walk along the front of the Gansbaai coast, one of the best white shark sightings in the world. We bathed in a sheltered cove with the balls close to the throat. We saw seals swimming around (if they are on land, the great white is on the prowl).
Apparently, between May and September, whales are sighted on their migration. It would have been great to see them.
We regretted not staying another day and continued walking north to the village of Hermanus (17 km away). To take the edge off, we went cage diving with sharks. You have to do it once in a lifetime.
Al parecer, entre mayo y septiembre se divisan ballenas en su migración. Ya hubiera sido la leche verlas.
Nos quedó pena de no quedarnos un día más y seguir caminando hacia el norte hasta el pueblo de Hermanus (a 17 km). Para quitarnos la espina, hicimos inmersión en jaula entre tiburones. Una vez en la vida hay que hacerlo.
(ENG)
A very gentle but beautiful walk along the front of the Gansbaai coast, one of the best white shark sightings in the world. We bathed in a sheltered cove with the balls close to the throat. We saw seals swimming around (if they are on land, the great white is on the prowl).
Apparently, between May and September, whales are sighted on their migration. It would have been great to see them.
We regretted not staying another day and continued walking north to the village of Hermanus (17 km away). To take the edge off, we went cage diving with sharks. You have to do it once in a lifetime.
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