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It was great to get back on the water after two days of bad weather and all the strong winds seem to have improved the diving conditions…

The overcast and rainy conditions couldn’t keep us away from our beloved sharks this morning, and it seemed they were just as happy to see us…

The rumour round the bay this morning was that the sharks were on the slow side today, but that wasn’t the case for us…

Although the visibility in the bay was still on the limited side today, the divers’ patience allowed them the sightings they were looking for…

The strong winds over the last couple of no sea days unfortunately blew in a lot of murky water for us, but the sharks made up for the limited visibility by providing lots of up close passes…

The day started off with some heavy fog and a chilly breeze but that soon lifted to give us a beautifully sunny, warm and flat day out there…

It was so flat out there today, the bay could have been mistaken for a lake…

We couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day to be on the water, the sun was beaming, the wind was minimal and the water looked like glass…

Amazing weather, beautiful clear waters and stunning white shark sightings…

Conditions were gorgeous out there today, with flat seas, warm sun and nice visibility…

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