
Cape Cross
You hear the colony before the beach fully comes into view. Thousands of Cape fur seals lie close together along the shoreline at Cape Cross.

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The beach is almost constantly moving.
Cape Cross is known for its large colony ofCape fur seals. The current page mentions a population of around 80,000.
Thousands of seals cover the beach whileothers swim just offshore. The scale turns a short stop into something youremember long after the drive continues.
Many pups are born in November and December, when the colony grows further.
A wooden walkway brings you close to the colony.
To visit the seals, you drive to Cape CrossSeal Reserve.
From the parking area, a wooden walkwayleads towards the coast. It lets you see the colony up close without steppingonto the beach itself.
The activity is not only on land. Manyseals are also in the water just offshore.
What you can do at Cape Cross:
· See the Cape fur seal colony
· Walk the wooden coastal walkway
· Watch seals in the water
· Include Cape Cross in a Namibiacoastal route






