The White sharks were a little slow off the block this morning with our first Great White appearing amongst the Bronze Whalers further on in the trip…
Four.. Three.. Two.. No we’re not counting down for something…
Stunning conditions, sharks right away, and even a stingray. What a wonderful day!
Marine Dynamics in Gansbaai, Western Cape, is opening a FGASA endorsed Marine Guide Training School for local and international students. The seven-week course covers comprehensive theory on the Marine Big 5™ of the area – sharks, whales, dolphins, seals, penguins as well as seabirds.
On Sunday 6th of May, at 2h30 pm, a deceased shark was reported to the Dyer Island Conservation Trust. The Marine Dynamics team with the help of their international marine volunteers retrieved the animal from the high tide mark at die Skip near Pearly Beach. The necropsy was led by PhD candidate, Alison Towner and took place at the volunteer lodge the next day.
This time last year there were no sharks in the bay due to two male orcas hunting our white sharks. This year that is far from the case!
This guide had high hopes for her first day back on sea in two weeks as im sure many of our guests did as well, yet you never know what you're going to get when it comes to nature…
Here we go again! Another day full of sharky action!
Summer in the middle of autumn? Who would’ve thought!
We had an elasmobranch overload this morning…





