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The sharks were out in numbers today, and they were also quite active. Our first trip had a mere 10 minute wait before the iconic “Scarlett” arrived…

It was a later launch for our morning trip today as our first group headed out at 10am…

The Winter season in the Greater Dyer Island area has come and gone for 2016 and with it some of our best known and studied White sharks…

Due to the tide, we launched our first trip from Gansbaai harbor today. The sun was peaking out from behind the clouds and our divers were anxious to meet the white sharks..

What a beautiful day to spend out on the water and of course diving and watching White sharks. This morning's trip started off well with the first shark spotted only 20 minutes after arrival…

Today was one of those days that we dream of having every day. It began quickly with a 10 minute wait on our first trip before the first shark arrived..

The first trip of the day launched bright and early and the sharks appeared about 30 minutes after we did…

We were joined by a father and two sons visiting from Manchester, United Kingdom this morning who have seen the two largest shark species presently known in the world, a Whale shark and a Basking shark, and were hoping to catch a glimpse of the largest predatory shark…

We launched from Kleinbaai harbor this morning with clouds overhead and our fingers crossed for some great white shark sightings…

Our guests this morning were met with overcast skies and a light rain as well as some choppy conditions in the bay however the shark activity did not mirror these gloomy conditions but was in fact bright and exciting…

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