Walvis Bay Lagoon

a birders paradise

Information about Flamingo Lagoon

The lagoon in Walvis Bay attracts tens of thousands of birds, including many flamingos. The lagoon, salt pans and the bird sanctuary which form the Walvis Bay Wetlands are one of the most important coastal wetlands of Southern Afric, as over 150,000 migrant birds spend the summer months in Walvis Bay. Possible sightings include the Greater Flamingo, Lesser Flamingo, Great White Pelican and African Oystercatcher.

Pictures of Flamingo Lagoon

Highlights close to Flamingo Lagoon

Marine cruise (extra)

Embark on a morning marine cruise along the coast of Walvis Bay (extra). While you're cruising along the harbour, the oyster farms and Pelican Point and keep an eye open for the surrounding wildlife. Today, you will have the chance to see a lot of animals: from pelican to seals and flamingos, and perhaps even some dolphins and whales if you're lucky! All of this while enjoying fresh oysters and some bubbly.

Animals in Flamingo Lagoon

Please be aware that wildlife sightings are never guaranteed and depend on seasons, weather, and other factors.

Greater Flamingo