Daily Blog 20 November 2023 | Shark Cage Diving in South Africa

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“Lovely staff, very well organised, awesome experience! Thanks a lot!”
– Dan & Izzy

“Amazing experience and very educational. Great day all around! “
– Jason

20/11/2023

Location: Gansbaai, South Africa

Dive site: Joubertsdam

Water temp: Moderate

Visibility: Good

Sightings: Bronze whaler sharks & Short-tail stringray

Trip Summary: An early start for our first cage divers of the day, but definitely not in vain. If the coffee didn’t wake them up, then the shark activity sure did! Throughout the trip, we had active Bronze whaler sharks, ranging from subadults to our larger, mature females, all of which kept our guests company throughout the trip. Our guests were also surprised by a beautiful, short-tail stingray who came up to visit, sticking around for both trips! A great day for sightings, we thoroughly enjoyed having everyone on board today!

Trip 1:
Bronze whaler shark, South Africa
|Bronze whaler shark, South Africa
Shark cage diving, South Africa
Bronze whaler shark, South Africa
Short-tail stingray, South Africa
Shark cage diving, South Africa

Trip 2:








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