Marine Dynamics Blog

Our amazing news

A beautiful day awaited us in the bay this morning as we launched and headed into the shallows for another day of White shark watching and diving…

The last few days in Joubertsdam have been a bit slower so we needed a bit more patience for the sharks to move to the boat. Fortunately this was not the case for today’s trip as we spotted our first shark after 5 minutes on anchor…

An overcast sky meet us today but the rest of the weather conditions in the bay were fantastic! We had a slight wind to keep things fresh and little to no swell…

It looked to be a lovely day out on the water today as we launched from Kleinbaai this morning with the sun shining…

Some of the sharks we saw today were very distinctive and we were quite familiar with some of them. One of the familiar sharks was little lumpy, a 3m female…

The group this morning had a nice Sunday sleep in with launch time being 11:am due to the tides. It appeared that the sharks were also a bit late today…

What a beautiful day out at sea! The swell was down to under 2m and there was only very little wind. The sun was out and everyone felt quite warm. We even started to take of jackets and fleeces to cool down a little bit…

The first shark we saw was a little one of about 1.6m in length. We have been seeing quite a few small individuals lately…

After a few very stormy days with very few days out at sea we were given a gap to go out to sea this afternoon to watch the Great White sharks…

Three days off the sea and the crew was getting “land sickness”! It was great to be back on the water today even though the conditions were not the most favourable…

Book your adventure of lifetime

Conservation Partners

Dyer Island Conservation Trust

African Penguin & Seabird Sanctuary

Department: Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment

Cape Nature

Overstrand Municipality

Plastics SA

Tourism Partners

Fair Trade Tourism

SATSA

Cape Town Tourism

Cape Country Routes

Gansbaai Tourism

Xplorio