Guest comment: “Fantastic day, if we ever get to SA again this trip would be on the list to do again!!!”  Dirk and Lisa.

“Unique, awesome!! Will bring our yet to be born kids!” The Mapleson.

“A brilliant trip, excellent staff! Fantastic sharks!” The McGee family.

06/04/2013
Location: Shark Alley
Water Temperature: 14.6 ‘C
Depth: 10.5m
Visibility: 5.0m
Number of Sharks: 7
Conditions: Overcast with light drizzle at times.

What a spectacular day to be out at sea, the fact that we barely had to wait for the sharks made it so much better. Despite the overcast and cold conditions we had some tremendous sightings. Several large males and females were sighted, the largest I would believe was about 4.6 meters in length and this shark made several passes. We also had one of the satellite tagged sharks in the area made two turns before disappearing into the abyss. We had another suicidal juvenile Gannet today, this bird barely escaped the sharks on the first instance it plunged into the water. The three dives which followed were just tempting fates, but believe it or not, the bird escaped each attack. Here’s to the little guy, well done Gannet you might make it yet. Amazing sightings…
 

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