Experience the excitement of South Africa while you encounter the ultimate underwater predator, the great white shark. This shark cage diving adventure is exciting and informative as you come face to fin with the shark in its natural habitat. No diving experience is needed. Join us for an exciting day tour in Shark Alley!

On average, we anchor for 2 hours, but this depends on shark activity, conditions, as well as several divers. Weather permitting, we take a quick trip through the infamous Shark Alley. On your return to shore – enjoy a debrief with soup and bread to warm you up. What to bring: Swimsuits, Warm clothes, Jacket, Sunblock, Hat, and motion sickness tablets (if you are prone to seasickness).

Shark Alley, located near Gansbaai in South Africa, is a world-renowned destination for shark enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Firstly, this narrow channel between Dyer Island and Geyser Rock is famed for its dense population of great white sharks. The reason is, that the abundant seal colony on Geyser Rock provides a plentiful food source. Attracting these majestic predators in large numbers.

Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by experienced guides who provide comprehensive safety briefings. And educational information about the marine ecosystem. Moreover, the area is not only home to great whites but also hosts a diverse array of marine life.  Including seals, penguins, and various seabirds. This biodiversity makes every trip to Shark Alley a rich and engaging experience.

The main attraction, of course, is the thrilling cage diving excursions. Participants are equipped with wetsuits and snorkels. You will be lowered into the clear waters.  To observe great white sharks up close in their natural habitat. This encounter offers a unique and exhilarating perspective on these often misunderstood creatures. Additionally, non-divers can enjoy equally exciting surface viewing from the safety of the boat’s deck.

Meanwhile, the boat cruises around Dyer Island provide an opportunity to witness the bustling seal colony.  To observe their playful antics. Furthermore, informative guides share insights about the behavior and conservation status of the local wildlife. Enhancing the educational value of the trip. In addition, photographers will find countless opportunities to capture stunning images of both the marine life and the picturesque seascape.

Safety is paramount during these excursions, with operators adhering to strict regulations to ensure both human and animal welfare. Moreover, many of these tours contribute to conservation efforts by supporting research and promoting awareness about the importance of protecting marine ecosystems.

Lastly, after an adrenaline-filled day, visitors can relax in the charming town of Gansbaai, enjoying local cuisine and hospitality. In conclusion, Shark Alley offers an unparalleled adventure that combines thrill, education, and a deep appreciation for the ocean’s wonders, making it a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to South Africa.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Two and Half Hours Drive to Gansbaai
• Wetsuit fitting
• Pre-trip safety briefing about what to expect during the trip and a biological background on great white sharks.
• Stroll 200m down to the harbour to board the boat.
• Travel time to Dyer Island is approximately 20 minutes
• Here you might see many seals, penguins, and in whale season whales.
• Arriving at the shallows is a short 10-minute ride (where we anchor depends on where the sharks are).

• Private transfer to and from your hotel within Cape Town
• Light breakfast on arrival
• All diving equipment
• Towels
• Snacks and drinks on board
• Light lunch (soup and bread)

• Additional drinks
• Cash Showers available to freshen up.
• Any items of a personal nature.