A Typical Day
We meet at our office at the commercial slip next door to the yacht club. We like out clients to be there an hour before launch time so you can relax, have some breakfast, chat to our staff and listen to the safety and boat trip briefing.

The trip from the dock to the shark site is only about ten minutes so there is no long and tedious boat ride. In fact, Mossel Bay has the most accessible white sharks in the world. The bay is also very protected so our sea conditions are normally very calm and comfortable. The crew will provide a briefing concerning the cage diving on the boat.

To find the sharks we have to bait and chum. The baits and chum are natural marine products. We do not use anything that is not natural to the sharks and the environment.  It can take several minutes or several hours for the first shark to appear and while we enjoy a high success rate, you need to understand that nothing is guaranteed.

Once we have sharks at the boat, the cage will go into the water and the diving will begin. Topside viewing is exciting for the non-diver and as the shark works very close to the surface you will have plenty of opportunity to take some action shots. This is not a jaws movie set so we do our best not to have the sharks banging into the boat and cage as this injures them and produces a false impression.

A trip generally lasts for +- four hours and we offer a light lunch, snacks and drinks on the boat and there is plenty of opportunity to chat to our staff and ask questions.  Upon return to the dock, we offer afternoon tea and hand out the certificate of the day to all our guests.

Your day trip... What’s included & some friendly advice! • Buffet breakfast at launch site • Light lunch, snacks and refreshments on the boat • Diving & Viewing • Wet suites & dive equipment supplied and available in all sizes • Afternoon tea upon arrival back at the harbour • Certificate of your White Shark Experience Please don’t board our boat without: Sunscreen, towel, swimwear (if diving), camera, hat or cap (we sell really cool ones) & a warm jacket. If you are prone to motion sickness... Hmm! No train smash... Just make sure you take a seasickness tablet the night before and again 2 hours prior to boarding the boat.