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Saldanha Bay is located on the West Coast Way Foodie Route on the south-western coast of South Africa, about 105 kilometres north west of Cape Town. Watched over by Adam and Eve, two massive granite vertical rocks on the mountainside, on a clear day you can see Table Mountain from this unique vantage point.
Saldanha Bay is named after António de Saldanha, captain of a vessel in Albuquerque’s fleet which visited South Africa in 1503. The name was first given to Table Bay, where Saldanha’s ship cast anchor. On Table Bay being given its present name in 1601, the older appellation was transferred to the bay now called after Saldanha. In 1781 a British squadron under Commodore George Johnstone seized six Dutch East Indiamen, which, fearing an attack on Cape Town, had taken refuge in Saldanha Bay. This was the only achievement, so far as South Africa was concerned, of the expedition despatched to seize Cape Town during the war of 1781-1783.
The bay also hosts a naval training base and the South African Military Academy, in which can be found a pristine nature reserve which becomes a floral wonderland in spring. There are well-established hiking trails and several great vantage points from which to view the majestic Southern Right Whale in calving season.

Uber is reliable and convenient.
Parking Bay available for 1 car.