Sea Quests

Sea Quests refers to an experience of staying aboard a classic wooden motor-yacht named R/V Angra Pequena, which is a research and conservation vessel moored in a secure location in the port of Durban. It offers serviced ship-board accommodation to adventurous travelers when the vessel is not at sea on an expedition. The stay contributes to the upkeep and running of the boat for conservation and research missions, allowing guests to experience life aboard a working sea-going boat.

During their stay, guests have access to a dinghy, which they can use to paddle across the water to the nearby Bluff Yacht Club for a drink at the bar, a pub meal, or a swim. Airport and city transfers, as well as laundry service, can be arranged. If guests are aboard over a weekend, a harbor or offshore day cruise can be organized.

The classic conservation expedition motor-yacht has three double-bunk cabins, with two located at the upper-deck level and two amidships below decks. One of the below-deck cabins has an en-suite bathroom. Additionally, there are two other below-deck cabins with shared bathroom facilities: one cabin with two single bunks and one cabin with four single bunks.