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Fishing & boat launch

Fishing & boat launch

Permit

Cape Vidal has a designated launch site, so it is a favourite with boat-based anglers heading out for game fish, with the deep water not far offshore. From the shore there is good rock and surf angling, and salt-water fly-fishing has a keen following here too.

A valid recreational fishing permit is required, and marine protected area rules apply, so check the current regulations and bag limits before you cast.

More to do at Cape Vidal

Shallow water lying in the sculpted rock pools of the shore platform at dawn, with the sea beyond and a forested headland to the left.
Tide-dependent

Snorkelling the bay

Accessible snorkelling in suitable conditions

Accessible snorkelling in the bay when conditions are suitable. Check current conditions first.
An elephant bull walking down the middle of the tar park road, with grassy coastal hills rising on either side.
Self-guided

Self-drive game loops

A self-drive safari at your own pace

A self-drive safari at your own pace; look out for zebra, kudu, buffalo and reedbuck.
Cute hatchling baby loggerhead sea turtle (caretta caretta) crawling  to the sea after leaving the nest at the beach on Bahia coast, Brazil, with footprints on the sand, top view
Nov-Mar
Seasonal

Turtle tours

One of the great wildlife spectacles (Nov-Mar)

Guided walks to see loggerheads and leatherbacks nesting in summer (Nov to Mar).
caravelas, bahia, brazil - september 23, 2008: humpback whale is seen in the waters of Parque Marinho dos Abrolhos in southern Bahia.
Jun-Nov
Seasonal

Whale watching

Humpbacks close inshore (Jun-Nov)

Humpback whales pass offshore on their winter migration, June to November.

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