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A picturesque seaside town on the northern corner of the largest natural
bay in South Africa, where every effort is made to balance industry in the
region with the eco-fragility of the area. From the Adam & Eve rock formation situated on the hill above Saldanha, you can see as far as Table Mountain and at Hoedjieskoppie there is a vantage point which provides panoramic views of the bay and surrounds.The bay’s ideal location makes it a paradise for water-sport enthusiasts and from late July to mid-December, visitors flock to the area to watch the mighty Southern Right whales that visit the bay annually. The local economy is strongly dependent on fishing, mussels, seafood and the harbour trade, as well as an established steel industry and to this day it still plays a major import-export role for industries of the region. With strong historic military links, Saldanha is also host to a naval training base and the South Africa Military Academy and the popular SAS Saldanha Nature Reserve offers a multi-hued display of wildflowers during late winter and spring and is a bird-lovers paradise.
