Today saw a very slow start. The arrival of a 3.8m female only 20 minutes after anchoring sent excitement through those onboard, unfortunately she did not stick around for long…

The low water temperatures continued today but this hasn’t stopped our divers from jumping into that cage to get up close and personal to the Great White Shark…

We visited Shark Alley this morning to have a quick look at Geyser Rock and its many Cape Fur seal inhabitants before heading into the shallows to our dive site for the day…

We headed out of Kleinbaai Harbour this morning with grey clouds rolling in threatening to pour down on us, yet our group soldiered on, after all a bit of rain is not likely to disturb a creature that lives in the water…

We were escorted out of the harbour this morning by a flock of Cape Cormorants, easily numbering in the thousands, obviously enjoying the fresh morning air as we ourselves were too… 

Today was a day of enormous lengths! On both of our trips we did not see any sharks smaller than 3.5m…

Clearing conditions saw a great day aboard Slashfin, with minimal swell and only slight winds. Both our trips for the day saw an abundance of Great Whites… 

To say the water was a bit chilly today would be an understatement, however, whilst the water’s surface temperature had cooled over night we were lucky enough to be graced with amazingly clear visibility and fantastic shark action…