False Bay

　　False Bay, also translated as Farse Bay, Mistaken Bay, or Error Bay, is located at the southwestern tip of South Africa, with the Cape Peninsula to the west and surrounded by the African continent to the north and east. It earned the name "Mistaken Bay" because early sailors often confused it with Table Bay to the north.

　　False Bay is a renowned holiday destination and seaside health resort, offering a wide variety of recreational activities for visitors. The bay is abundant in fish species such as snoek and barracuda, making it a well-known fishing spot. Fishing along the rocky shores and around the bay is especially popular, though somewhat risky. Sailing in False Bay is also a great activity, allowing one to experience the powerful force of crashing waves against the boat and feel the strong sea winds.

　　False Bay is a frequent habitat for whales and is also a famous spot for shark photography, attracting many photography enthusiasts who come to capture the most beautiful moments of whales breaching the surface.

　　False Bay Reason to visit: The best place in South Africa to observe whales Continent: Africa Country/Region: South Africa Province/State: Western Cape Province