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Skipper, 1st Mate, Divemaster, Videographer, Marine Guide and Bait Wrangler included.

Known as the ‘Great White Shark Capital of the World’, Gansbaai (situated 200km east of Cape Town) offers thrilling up-close-and-personal encounters with a range of majestic marine creatures.

The boat trip to observe, predominantly, great white and bronze whaler sharks at ‘Shark Alley’ near Dyer Island is about two-hours long and is suitable for all adventurers. No diving experience is necessary and surface viewing is also possible.

Once the skipper and crew have located the sharks, the boat is anchored and the cage lowered into the water. Each cage diver will be provided with a wetsuit, dive mask and snorkel before they enter the partly submerged cage to view the sharks, attracted to the boat by chumming (using fish as bait). A qualified dive master is on board.

What to bring.

-Brimmed Hat
– Sunblock
-Warm wind and waterproof clothing

Price per person: R2750

Note: The South African shark cage diving industry is regulated by a code of conduct and members adhere to safety regulations set forward by the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) and the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries (DEFF).

shark cage diving

The Shark Cage Diving Charter to observe, predominantly, great white and bronze whaler sharks at ‘Shark Alley’ near Dyer Island is about two-hours long and is suitable for all adventurers. No diving experience is necessary and surface viewing is also possible.

Departure time2 to 3 times p/dayLaunch Site departure & returnKleinbaai harbourTrip Duration2 to 3 hoursCapacity18Charter VesselShark Cage Diving BoatPrice per personR2750Minimum persons per triponeShare