Africa Blue Gifts
Food in Hermanus

Africa Blue has an interesting  range of gifts, inspired by the ocean and mostly made in South Africa. Many of our gifts feature one or all of the sea 6.We also gave a gourmet good section called Africa Green which includes a selection of fine food items suitable to take home as gifts or for your own enjoyment. Come in to our Hermanus shop or visit our website.  In fact many of our products are made in the Overberg area that surrounds Hermanus. Africa Blue is home to the "Sea 6", sea turtle, penguin, dolphin, a group of sea creatures that are found in the sea around the cape coast including the whale, shark and seal.

We have a cool range of shark and whale pendants to complement our clothing Shop Now. A brand new addition to our range of tongue-in-cheek shark designs. It is a beautiful picture of a Great White drawn by our designer, Christi. This is our only design featuring the sea turtle, and we think it is pretty good. Shark Alley refers to the high density of sharks off the coast of South Africa. This is our most popular shark design and we have it many variations of colour and design. There is a colony of African penguins not far from Hermanus at Betty's Bay, and also one at Simonsto. Hermanus is famous throughout the world for being a fantastic place to see Southern Right Whal. This is the vest version of our most popular shark design. The Cape is a fantastic place to see Southern Right Whales. This one is specially for you to give a message to the people you most love (not)! This gift certificate will be emailed to the recipient after your order has been paid for. This section is for normal T-shirts, but we also have styles especially for ladies. We love sharks at Africa Blue, and we know you do also. Everyone likes dolphins because of their intelligence and playful attitude. The design on the front of this shirt shows something we often see in Hermanus, the sight of w. We humans think of Great Whites as a threat when we are in the water, but imagine how the Great Whit. We humans think of Great Whites as a threat when we are in the water, but imagine how the Great.