Cape Cross Seal Reserve | Tourist Attraction

January 28th, 2024 by unknownturkish45

We paid 150pp and 50 for the car. The Seals are amaizing, but the pier was broken. we got stuck between angry seals, who tried to attack. Nobody was around from the security. The other tourists helpt us to escape.

January 15th, 2024 by rudiecronje.com

If you are sensitive about the circle of life the experience may be less attractive. The area at the crosses is not maintained and the words hard to read. N50 per vehicle and N100 p/p

February 1st, 2023 by jerryhouse

150ppn and 50 for the car. The entrance is 3km away to make you use the car. Lousy service of the facilities. Rip-off to see the nature. The seals are great thouth.

October 5th, 2021 by wollert

The facilities are in a demaged manner. 150 NAD pP are much too expansive. The platforms are in a desolaten condition. The platforms are used by the strongest bulls, weich don't you allow to pass.
There are a lot of animals, which died of Tollwut. Nobody cares about the cadavers.

August 5th, 2021 by CapeTown2China

For South Africans:
100 per person
+
50 for the car

February 7th, 2021 by matthias.grawe

Great experience. If you stay at the basic NRW campsite (4 places) on the grounds in the park you can enjoy the evening hours with the seals and schakals

August 14th, 2019 by tschoe-wa.de

open from 10am to 5 pm, 80ppn, 10 for the car (international tourists), credit card payment possible

April 14th, 2019 by Our Pangaea

This place is unique in that you can walk amongst thousands of seals with their pups and watch them in and around the water. Namibia charges high rates for these places, don't maintain them and you rarely get a smile but despite all that - and the overpowering smell - we really enjoyed the seals. This experience is rare in the world, for us despite it all definitely worth doing.

February 28th, 2019 by Cris&Chris

80pp plus 10 for a car.
Yes, there are many tourists. But the seals don't bother.
Since it is a concervancy the money goes to the goverment

October 3rd, 2018 by syncrogoesafrica.at

not worth the money as said below. especially when you have a sensitive nose

July 14th, 2018 by gingerstravelsouthernafrica.com

A lot of seals run down walk way, no controls etc

March 3rd, 2018 by dieda-unterwegs.net

Well 1000 th of seals here and you get really close to them.
But there is a huge BUT. I do not like that they take so much money and do nothing for it!
When we were here the fenced walkway had a open point and seals got in but did not find the way out. So 3 of them were death and one I could let out of the door. The fence is damaged long term for sure. They not even took the death body's out of it.
Also the Picknick house is taken over from seals....nobody cares about it. I think this place is only to make quick money.....

December 24th, 2017 by s.gilles

Open from 08.00 till 17.00 hour. Go as early as possible to see the seals without other tourists.
In this month (December) they all had pups, they were even laying on the parking lot.

November 6th, 2017 by boryenek

be careful:if you want to see only the cape cross,you must pay because it is in the same place as the seal colony!80 per adult+10 per car so we didn t stay!

August 11th, 2017 by afrika-drimslar.de

Seal Colony, 80 NAD per Person plus 10 NAD per Car. Lots of Tourists. For us it seemed a bit too much so we didn't visit.