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Wakey wakey White shark seekers it is time for an early morning shark cage diving trip…

The tides in Kleinbaai harbour gave our divers a little bit of a sleep in this morning…

The morning started off with a light drizzle, but that didn’t affect our shark sightings at all…

Monofilament fishing line is one of the most destructive. It is not biodegradable and is the cause of death for many seabirds and other marine animals. Marine pollution especially fishing line and plastics make their way into the sea and can entangle around the bodies or insides (if eaten) of animals, potentially leading to death…

Well this mornings' conditions were a change to what we have been experiencing over the last few weeks with overcast skies and a chilly…

There was a little bit more motion in the ocean today compared to the last few days and due to the conditions we could not anchor comfortably in the Geldsteen…

Another beautiful morning met our group today and although there was a slight chill in the air, that soon disappeared with the rising sun…

Marine Dynamics Tours and Dyer Island Cruises have been Fair Trade Tourism certified since 2008 and have recently undergone the external auditing process for certification. The International Marine Volunteers Programme (IMV) has also received this important status. This certification lasts three years thus is valid till 2019…

A chilly, Winter-like morning greeting our first trip guests today as we headed down to board Slashfin and launched towards the Islands…

Cloudy skies didn't dampen the shark activity today…..

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