Shark Cage Diving

Shark cage diving is one of the most amazing experience possible. Your day begins with a briefing and a light breakfast. Then off to the boat, out to sea site depending on the previous day’s viewings and weather. While out at Dyer Island in Gaansbay the view is spectacular, the open water and then the Royalty of the sea visit. Without warning, without fear the sharks appear. Need we say any more?

 

Shark diving Without a cage ( Seven Gill Cow Sharks)

Well we are mere guests in the water with the Seven Gill Cow shark cruising the waters. Out of nowhere they appear and again disappear. Scuba Diving Cape Town with these creatures is unbelievable, ranging from 95kg to about 40kg these sharks are stunning.

 

 

Scuba dive the Kelp Forests of the Cape Town

Cape Town`s kelp forests are some of the best in the world. Diving in the kelp forest with the shafts of sun light bursting through in the marine reserves of Cape Town is a photographer’s paradise. No words can describe the experience and the sheer beauty that our oceans have to offer.

Scuba dive or Snorkel with Seals

You have to do this! These Seals are like naughty "puppies". They dart around while you are diving. Their agility and speed as they glide through the water straight towards you turning at the last minute, not only scares you but also exhilarates you. Not one but 10`s of seals at a time diving with you...

Wreck Diving

Cape Town wrecks compare with the best in the world. We have frighets, fishing boats, dimond dredgers, cargo cariers all for you could explore. Scuba dive the historical wreck that lead the invasion to Normandy in World war two. From Noble wrecks to scuttled wrecks. After all this is the Cape of Storms and many 100`s of ships have come aground in these waters. Our latest wreck was in 2009.