Marine Dynamics Blog

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What a nice day for some shark cage diving, the wind was low and the sea was calm with some clouds overhead…

They say that good things come to those that wait and this mornings trip learnt this lesson…

Our early morning trip was met just outside the slip ramp by a pod of Bottlenose dolphins …..

The first shark of the day showed its fin about 40 minutes into our time on the water. This individual was on the shy side…

After a bit of a wait for our first white shark to appear on our first trip our patience was rewarded…

The day started off slow, but we felt lucky to have had two sharks around the cage…

Calm days can lead to quiet days, but that wasn't the case today…

The morning started slowly with a bit of a wait for the mysterious white sharks. However….

Another stunning day to be at sea! The skies were cloud free with a light breeze to keep away the heat.. but not the sharks!

It was a damp start for our first trip this morning as a light sprinkle fell as we headed to our dive spot. This sprinkle didn’t last long, with the sun piercing through the clouds as our first shark appeared…

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