Marine Dynamics Blog

Tag: Eco Tourism

A beautiful Sunday morning greeted us today with great conditions both above water and also underwater, with calm seas, blue skies and clear water…

An early morning start this Saturday for our first group as we launched from Kleinbaai harbour and made our way into the Shallows. We waited on anchor for some time before our first shark appeared…

The lower tide called for a Gansbaai launch again this morning and we enjoyed a pleasent cruise around Danger Point…

Today started off with a short drive to Gansbaai harbour to launch Slashfin due to low tide levels, a chilly but exciting boat ride around Danger Point and into the Shallows we moved to locate our cage…

Whilst many people were still sleeping or having their coffee to try wake themselves up this Monday morning the Slashfin crew and our first group of eager guests were launching into a stunning sunrise over the bay…

Fridays' first Great White shark was seen cruising just below the waters' surface off the back of the boat…

This morning we launched a little later, so our cage divers got a little bit of a sleep in this morning…

A chilly, early morning start as our first trip saw Slashfin launching from the harbour with the sunrise…

Three days off the sea and our team were itching to get back on the water to see what was waiting out in the bay for us…

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