Southern and Northern Giant Petrels present in large numbers. The sharks swam up to them frequently to investigate but the Petrels were not interested in getting too close to a Great White…
Waking up in the early mornings is something that quite few people tend to avoid. But when it comes down to shark cage diving most people are more than happy to get up before sunrise…
The first trip of the day launched early and headed to the Island. It was a slow start this morning…
The first time she watched the American action thriller movie, Jaws, she was only 10 years old. ‘And the movie was not frightening at all” says Zaneta. That was the beginning of her love affair with great white sharks. She came all the way from Poland for shark cage diving with Marine Dynamics. She booked 5 consecutive days of shark cage diving trips and went into the cage 9 times in total…
A late morning start as we launched at 10am from Kleinbaai harbor. This did however not keep the sharks from coming close to the cage minutes after getting to our dive spot. We spotted sharks, pelagic birds, hagfish and stingrays…
It may have been a little chilly this morning with overcast skies but this didn’t stop our guests from heading out to see the Great White sharks…
We did not just see lots of White sharks today but also a Southern Right whale close to the boat…
The first trip of the day started off well with sharks arriving 10 minutes after anchoring in the Geldsteen…
Joining us on the boat today were Simone Rizzuto and Georgia French, two PhD students collaborating to collect biopsy samples from the Great White sharks which they need for their research…
Today we launched from Gansbaai harbor and we spotted not just sharks but also penguins, seals and a few Southern Right whales. Looks like more and more whales keep moving back in to the area…





