On Saturday the 25th of November a deceased white shark was reported to the South African Shark Conservancy by Ichthyologist, Sarah Halse, from the Breede area. On Sunday the 26th, Dyer Island Conservation Trust’s white shark biologist, Alison Towner, retrieved the shark and brought it back to DICT’s Kleinbaai facility.
The first trip for Slashfin today was off to a good start with two Copper sharks appearing not long after we had anchored in the Shallows…
A bright and early start this Saturday morning for the crew and guests of Slashfin as we set out for the Shallows…
It was great to be out on the water again after two days off due to bad weather even if we were up and at 'em before the sun…
A wild and wet day to start the week…
Would our one sighting of a White shark yesterday afternoon be a positive sign of things to come…we hoped so…
Like we have no control over the wildlife, we have no control over the weather, an unfortunate but true statement…
The first trip of the day was an early one with our Sunday morning guests up and ready to hit the water at 7am…
A beautiful Saturday out on the water today with some of the best conditions we have seen in a while…
South Africa remained in the spotlight at the World Travel Market London 2017 when Marine Dynamics received the “Highly Commended” award in the Responsible Tourism Awards.











