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We heard rumours around the bay this morning that the sharks were being slow, but after numerous close passes and a full breach right in front of the cage, I’d beg to differ…

After having two days off the water due to fierce wind moving through, the sharks were waiting in full abundance to greet us…

The water was unusually warm today and it appeared as if the sharks were taking advantage of this, staying mostly just below the surface of the water…

Small swells and zero wind makes for beautifully calm waters to be cage diving in… 

The sharks had a quick arrival today, being seen swimming up our chum line within 10 minutes of anchoring…

It was a slow start getting out of the harbour this morning as we ran into a traffic jam of Cape cormorants…

The shark activity was on the slower side today, but we still managed some great sightings none the less…

Today was my final day out at sea and the Sharks and the crew/staff will always have a place in my heart…

We welcome a new large male Great White Shark to the area who I have not seen before, what a great addition to the family…

Choppy conditions didn’t dampen the spirits of our guests or the shark acitivty for today…

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