Meet and greet at East London Airport. There will be a transfer waiting for us, so we should arrive in the morning. After check-in, the Team Trip tour leader will give a briefing, introduce us to the guest-house infrastructure and Steve Benjamin's team.
In the evening, equipment fitting before heading out to the ocean in the morning.

We will go out in the ocean all day every day to look for sardines, whales and dolphins. We usually have an early wake up. While the group eats breakfast, the guides conduct an aerial reconnaissance of the immediate area for cetaceans. Approximately we will spend time from 8:30 a.m. to 3 to 5 p.m. on the boat. In the ocean we may encounter different species of animals from the smallest to huge humpback whales. You can swim with all of them and take underwater photos.
Usually snorkeling is 90% snorkeling and 10% diving (if you have a certificate). Diving is possible in case of a sighting of a bait-ball. Sardines and marine mammals in the open ocean usually move fast enough, there is little chance of keeping up with them with a tank. But sometimes sardines, attacked from different directions, huddle together in a bait-ball and freeze in one place - that's when diving equipment comes in handy.
In case of bad weather, the aquatic program will be replaced by an alternative land-based program, such as river trekking or kayaking.

Last day of the trip. Departure home.
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