• Gansbaai - Start at the Shark Cage diving center house, Gansbaai’s shark diving center, where you’ll eat breakfast, and meet your guides for the day. After eating, get fitted into the appropriate diving gear. Climb into the specialized diving boat, complete with a shark diving cage, for the 30 - 35 -minutes trip into the ocean. Your captain heads for Dyer Island, choosing an ideal place to stop for the dive. The cage is secured to the side of the boat, and during the cage dives it stays a few feet (meters) below the surface of the water. This means it’s easy for you to get out of the water at any point when you want to. The boat stays anchored in this diving spot for roughly two hours, depending on shark activity. During that time, there are drinks and snacks for you aboard the boat. After the boat returns to Gansbaai, enjoy light refreshments back at the Great White House. You can choose to buy a professional video of your shark cage diving experience (own expense). Your experience concludes with a drop-off at your hotel in Cape Town.

• Entrance fees included
• Complimentary snacks
• Air-conditioned vehicles
• Breakfast provided
• All diving gear and towels supplied

• Video graphics (optional) - R400/person
• Gratuities

Shark cage diving in Cape Town offers a distinctive encounter due to the variety of shark species present in the local waters, including bronze whaler sharks, seven-gill sharks, mako, and blue sharks.

An additional unique feature of shark cage diving in Cape Town is the proximity of the dive site to Seal Island. This island is inhabited by 64,000 Cape fur seals, and if conditions permit, a visit to the island following the shark cage diving excursion can enrich the marine life experience one can witness during a shark-related activity.

• If minimum of 3 people is not met, you’ll be offered a different date or tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.