Marine Dynamics Awarded Three Blue Flag Certifications

WESSA's Blue Flag and Green Coast Awards 2023/2024
Recognizing excellence in sustainable coastal management.
Promoting the Overberg to the world at World Travel Market Africa 2023
The Marine Dynamics team attended this year's World Travel Market at the CTICC from 3 – 5 April, promoting the Overberg to over 6000 travel industry professionals who attended Africa’s leading exhibition for both inbound and outbound African travel and tourism markets
When Conservation and Creativity come together…

The Financial Mail AdFocus Creative Challenge is an annual competition that invites advertising agencies to create a full-page tactical print for a client, based on the current, fast-paced news cycle. Our advertising agency, OnlyKind, decided it was an opportunity that was too good to miss.
Shark Week 2022 ft Dickie Chivell, Alison Towner, and Michelle Jewell

Shark Week 2022 ft Dickie Chivell, Alison Towner, and Michelle Jewell.
Marine Dynamics is a Shark Cage Diving company based in Kleinbaai, a small harbour town, part of Gansbaai in the Western Cape of South Africa. This area is known as a hotspot for the Great White Shark and the best place in the world to see and dive with these iconic creatures in their natural environment.
Celebrating the Southern Right Whale Season with Marine Dynamics.

The Great White House was a festive hub on Tuesday, 5 July, for the first post-Covid Marine Evening. Tourism partners such as guest houses and hotels in the Gansbaai area were invited to join in this festive occasion to also remind them of the five-star service their clients will experience when joining the qualified marine biologists- and guides on the top-class Marine Dynamics and Dyer Island Cruises Whale Watching and Shark Cage Diving vessels.
New findings add to an understanding of how Great Whites use their ‘flight’ instincts to avoid predators for the long-term and en mass

A pair of Orca (Killer Whales) that have been terrorizing and killing Great White Sharks off the coast of South Africa since 2017 has managed to drive large numbers of the sharks from their natural aggregation site.