Both are much favoured for whale and dolphin watching. Kleinkrans is three kilometers to the east of Flat Rock Beach, Whales are often seen from the parking area, while the beach itself is easily accessible to those who want to watch the dolphins from there. Both these venues offer great opportunities for whale and dolphin watching. There is a rich marine life around Gericke's point - keep in mind that this viewpoint can only be reached from two hours before adn two hours after low tide. Sedgefield Beach offers a variety of view sites and can be reached by taking Kingfisher Drive at the only traffic light in Sedgefield.
Viewers can relax in the restaurant or do their whale watching from the beach.
The turn-off to Buffalo Bay is signposted from the N2 on the western apprach to Knysna. The huge rock promontories know as The Knysna Heads guarding the entrance to the Knysna Lagoon are the best-known viewpoint, offering an unfrogettable view of the rugged coastline and tranquil lagoon. Whales have even been known to enter the lagoon for some peace and quiet, much to the delight of visitors and and residents. To reach the Heads take the George Rex Drive from the N2 which runs through Knysna. Noetzie , a small beach resort just a few kilometers south east of Knysna is also a popular viewpoint.