Kleinbaai is situated 3 km outside of the town area of Gansbaai and is one of the reasons why Gansbaai itself came on the map of nature-based tourism. The shark-diving boats leave from the boat launch at the small but charming natural harbour of Kleinbaai as well as one of the whale-watching boats, that also takes you on a tour around Dyer Island and Geyser Rock. 

A gravel road connects Kleinbaai along the rugged coast with many rockpools to the lighthouse at Danger Point. Though not very suitable for cars (even 4x4's struggle with this road), this track along the coast is a beautiful hike. 

Tassenberg is a dry red wine made mostly from Cinsaut and a bit of Cabernet Sauvignon plus Pinot Noir, with an alcohol of 12.5 %. Tassenberg turned 75 in 2011 and has not missed a good party in 75 years.  "Good Old Tassies" as it is affectionately known, is South Africa's legendary red wine. It has a long heritage of being an inexpensive but good quality wine (sometimes amazing quality).

Generations of students have enjoyed this popular wine on campus, all over the country, whilst wine connoisseurs over the years have unanimously voted Tassies as a great wine for everyday drinking.