We had hoped that March would bring some better news for our White shark sightings…
We all felt very optimistic and hopeful today with some beautiful conditions to be out on the water, close to perfect in terms of what we experience in this bay however one thing was missing and it is a crucial factor in shark cage diving…
Last year in January 2016, the great white shark diving industry based in Gansbaai South Africa experienced a challenging period where practically no white sharks were observed at any boat-for almost an entire month…
It has now been 17 days since the crew on board Slashfin has seen a White shark…
Marine Dynamics and Dyer Island Cruises launched their boats to commemorate the 165th anniversary of the HMS Birkenhead.
Back on the water again today with the hopes that today would be the day that we finally were able to see White sharks after two weeks of no sightings…
This morning was our first trip out on the water since Friday and whilst we had a very friendly Cape Fur seal visiting for most of the trip we did not have a shark sighting….
We were back on the water today after two days off due to lack of shark sightings and also some bad weather. Today's weather was very much different to yesterday's with calm seas and clear, blue skies…
Even though it was Valentine's Day the sharks showed us no love and we experienced our 6th day of no shark sightings…
Today was Slashfin's first day back out on the water since Friday with no sharks sighted in the bay since Wednesday the 8th of February. The team and guests headed to the Islands to have a cruise through Shark Alley…





