This is the ‘classic’ Mola Mola cruise with an extra flare for lunch. Accompanied by dolphins, seals, pelicans, whales, fresh oysters, sparkling wine and a beach braai (BBQ) at Pelican Point Peninsula, you will have the time of your life. Having reached the splendor of the Namibian Skeleton coast, this five hour activity allows you to experience the amazing riches of our Atlantic ocean and Namibian cuisine, while enjoying the educational, fun and friendly cruise. The morning starts from the Walvis Bay Waterfront and is filled by an abundance of bird and mammal life, pelicans and seals up close and delight in the sea air, great food on the beach with fresh oysters and bubbles! Adding a tent, tables and a menu, we make it just a little fancier than your normal day on the beach. For more than two decades Mola Mola has shared this experience with thousands of guests - sharing with them the friendly hospitality Namibia is known for.
You will meet the Mola Mola crew at the Mola Mola Safaris offices right on the Waterfront. From there we will take you to your boat along with our trained guide. From there, you will set sail towards Pelican Point Peninsula with multiple stops on the way to give you some interesting Namibian history. You will be greeted by pelicans, seagulls, and a few seal friends. Keep your eyes peeled, because a dolphin sighting is never impossible, and if you are really lucky, maybe even a whale. At Pelican Point Peninsula, the boats will drop you off right on the beach, where a beautiful set-up awaits with fresh Namibian oysters, sparkling wine, a delicious lunch and beverages. After enjoying lunch, you will be taken back to the starting point by boat, where your tour will conclude.
Walvis Bay is a coastal town in Namibia known for its rich marine life and stunning desert landscapes. As Namibia's only deep-sea port, it offers a unique blend of natural beauty and industrial charm, making it a fascinating destination for travelers.
A popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and dolphin watching.
A historic area with a mix of old and new buildings, offering a glimpse into the town's maritime heritage.
A peninsula known for its birdlife, including a large colony of pelicans.
A unique wetland area where the Kuiseb River meets the Atlantic Ocean, home to a variety of bird species.
One of the highest sand dunes in the area, offering a thrilling sandboarding experience.
Grilled kudu meat, a popular game meat in Namibia, often served with local vegetables and sauces.
Fresh oysters from the Walvis Bay lagoon, often served with a variety of sauces.
Dried, cured meat, similar to jerky, made from various types of meat.
Grilled meat skewers, often sold by street vendors, made from various types of meat.
This is the dry season with pleasant temperatures and minimal rainfall, ideal for outdoor activities and wildlife viewing.
Namibian Dollar (NAD)
GMT+1
220VV, 50HzHz
Walvis Bay is generally safe for travelers, but standard precautions should be taken to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
Walvis Bay Bus Terminal
Affordable and widely used, but can be crowded during peak hours.
Available • Apps: Bolt
Car, Bike
A coastal town known for its colonial architecture, adventure activities, and nearby desert landscapes.
A scenic area known for its dunes, lagoons, and seal colonies, accessible by 4x4 or guided tours.
A famous desert landscape known for its towering sand dunes and the iconic Deadvlei.
Price varies by option