This morning was our first trip out on the water since Friday and whilst we had a very friendly Cape Fur seal visiting for most of the trip we did not have a shark sighting….
We were back on the water today after two days off due to lack of shark sightings and also some bad weather. Today's weather was very much different to yesterday's with calm seas and clear, blue skies…
Even though it was Valentine's Day the sharks showed us no love and we experienced our 6th day of no shark sightings…
Today was Slashfin's first day back out on the water since Friday with no sharks sighted in the bay since Wednesday the 8th of February. The team and guests headed to the Islands to have a cruise through Shark Alley…
We headed out later this morning with our first and only group of the day in the hopes that today would be more successful than yesterday…
The day's that we all dread came today, with the first day of no sightings for 2017! With yesterday's slow activity, in which we were lucky enough to be one of only a few that actually saw sharks…
At 7 am this morning a deceased white shark Carcharodon carcharias was reported to the Dyer Island Conservation Trust by Anton Barnard in Pearly Beach…
Gansbaai is world renowned for the large predatory fish that visits it's waters, the White shark, however there are other large predators that inhabit the seas off the South African coastline and one is the Orca. The first group that joined Marine Dynamics were lucky enough to start off their morning with glimpses of two male Orcas…
Our first trip started overcast with some wind blowing over the bay…
The day started with an incredible first trip. February is notoriously a difficult month for white shark sightings in Gansbaai so we were very pleased to see our first shark arrive within less than 10 minutes of being anchored…











