Really calm conditions made today a very pleasant trip out at sea. We had some terrific sharks that were a bit sporadic at times with them swimming off for a while and then showing up again…

Some exceptional visibility in the water came highly appreciated today. It makes it feel so much closer when you can see a shark approaching from some way off. Several amazing sharks were around the boat today with some of the more well known sharks having a few extra scars on their bodies…

We still had some windy conditions out at sea today, but it was actually very warm out there on the boat. We were also privileged enough to have renowned Australian rugby player Billy Slater and his lovely wife Nicole join us on the boat today. Really nice people and I believe Nicole had some special perfume on today because the sharks were just loving her!! ….

It was a very early launch today, but it was well worth it. We had some tremendous shark activity with both big and smaller sharks making some close passes by the cage! My ears are still ringing from the screams of excitement.  We also had to say goodbye to Sarah and Warren, two long time former employees of Marine Dynamics – good luck guys…

What a day! Despite the “hurricane” winds today blowing everyone’s hair all over the place, we had an amazing day. Loads of sharks took turns in making a pass by the cage, even recently tagged shark “Anarchy” was seen today…

One shark was the hero of the day! This 3 meter shark stayed with the boat for the majority of the trip and kept all but one cage entertained with its amazing close passes by the cage…

Some great sunny conditions today made for awesome shark cage diving. Some of our clients especially the group from the states were bubbling to get into the cage. After explaining to them that we do not allow petting of the Great White Shark :), they understood and had a great viewing experience…

Shark cage diving is truly an experience for people of all ages and even for the entire family. The kids were having a blast on the boat in complete safety with both our crew and volunteers keeping an eye on them…

It was a complete change of weather from yesterday to today! Although the sharks were equally as spectacular, the weather was a bit cooler and wetter. We are experiencing a plankton bloom in the area which is causing limited visibility in the water…

O my goodness, what a trip! We had an abundance of sharks with the smaller individuals arriving initially and then making way for the bigger girls. We had a massive 4.5 meter satellite tagged shark that just kept making phenomenal passes by the cage…