St Helena Whale Sharks Safari
A pioneering safari to the remote South Atlantic island of St Helena, swimming with whale sharks and other marine wildlife and discovering the unique volcanic landscapes and history of the island.
From 7000 per personSt. Helena is a British Overseas Territory located between Brazil and Africa, known for its unique flora and fauna, volcanic landscape, and as the perfect place to swim alongside whale sharks. The island is accessible by air with regular flights from South Africa and has a population of around 4,500 people.
Our responsible travel and sustainable tourism approach ensures a positive impact on the environment and local communities of St Helena. We offer exclusive experiences such as swimming with whale sharks in turquoise waters.
A pioneering safari to the remote South Atlantic island of St Helena, swimming with whale sharks and other marine wildlife and discovering the unique volcanic landscapes and history of the island.
From 7000 per personSt. Helena offers accommodations like hotels, guesthouses, B&Bs, and apartments. Mantis St Helena is a luxury hotel in Jamestown with sea views, a pool, and a restaurant. Wellington House is a historic guesthouse with restored rooms and a courtyard garden. Read more about where to stay in St Helena.
The best time to go to St Helena is typically February. St Helena has a tropical climate, but this is heavily influenced by the South East Trade winds which keep the temperature mild and can lead to very changeable weather. The coastal areas are generally hotter and drier than the interior, with temperatures in the coastal capital of Jamestown ranging between 14-32ºC, and the central hill area around 4-6 degrees cooler. Read more about when to go to St Helena.
Very good and well-planned itinerary. I had a great time in St Helena and my guides, Anthony and Maria, were great. I enjoyed all my trips around the island and had good interactions with the whale sharks. As for South Africa, I have never seen so many leopards on one trip before! I didn't see a chameleon unfortunately but the leopard overdose made up for that!