Guest comment: “Nice weather, just like the Norwegian summer! 10cm away from a Great White!” – Hakon + Ingvild

“Nicest people, thank you for taking care of us! It was amazing! – The Gomez, Alvarez, Rodriquez Families

“Had a blast! Can’t wait to return!” – The Lopez-Castro Family

06/07/2014

Location: Wilfred’s Rock
Water Temperature: 16.1’C
Depth: 23.2m
Visibility: 4.0m + 6.0m
Number of Sharks: 6 + 6
Conditions: Overcast with morning rain

We headed out with clouds threatening to rain down on us and rain they did, yet by the time we were at our dive site it had tapered off and we were ready to go shark cage diving! The good thing is that sharks live in the water, therefore a bit of rain did not deter these creatures. We had some great sightings from some active sharks. The conditions had cleared up by the time we headed out for the afternoon’s trip, with the sun peeking through the clouds. We had generally the same sharks visiting the boat this afternoon as we saw during our morning trip. Our largest individual of the day was a 3.6m female, with a very faint rosi on her dorsal fin on both sides. We also had some extra visitors to the boat this afternoon including an albatross and two Southern Right Whales! A great end to the day…

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