A migration like no other
Billions of sardines, and the ocean comes alive
Each winter, cold currents push vast shoals of sardines north along South Africa’s Wild Coast, a migration so big it’s often called the greatest shoal on Earth. Where the sardines go, everything follows.
Common dolphins herd the fish into glittering bait balls; gannets dive like spears from above; sharks, whales and seals tear through the chaos. You’re right there in the water as it unfolds, heart pounding, surrounded by life.