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Birkenhead Drill - Women and Children First

Birkenhead Drill - Women and Children First

The sacrifice by the troops who stood fast on deck while the women and children were lowered into one of the only three available lifeboats...

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Bientang

Bientang's Cave

This cave was named after Bientang; the last known Koi Strandloper to have lived in the cave. She lived here at the turn of the 19th century and is said to have disappeared mysteriously, no one knows what happened to her.

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Hermanus War Memorial

Hermanus War Memorial

The war memorial was built after World War I, in 1929 in memory of those who died in WW I and WWII.

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Walker Bay

The bay was named after a Royal Naval officer called W. Walker who surveyed that stretch of coast around 1818.

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