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Gansbaai, 2 1/2 hours drive from Cape Town had become known as one of only two unique areas in the world, where the chances to view the Great White shark was exceptionally high.Generally Great White shark sightings in Gansbaai have been well below normal in the past few years with sightings of these rare animals being unpredictable and sporadic.
On days and weeks, when great whites are not seen another species of shark, the Copper Shark has become a frequently encountered species in this area.
This area focuses on cage diving and it is unlikely to see the breaching behaviour here. Duration is 3 to 4 hours at sea based on sea conditions and shark activity.
Environment and Education
There are 8 other operators in this area and it can be confusing as to which is the best company to book, so this is where we can advise you so that you will be going with a reputable operation that offers an environmentally friendly and educational experience.
The Boats and Cages
The boat’s capacities are anywhere from 20 to 37 guests and the cages accommodate 5- 9 divers. There are no intimate small group operators in this area. Facilities include: upper viewing decks & toilets.
Safety and Cage Diving
Your safety is paramount. Divers will be supervised by a Dive Master and all the required permits and safety equipment are in order and on board.
The cage is a securely designed steel cage which floats on the surface, with divers no more than 1 meter below the surface.
All dives are breath-hold which is comfortable and safe – NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!
The best way to see the sharks is to simply hold your breath!
Surface viewing
The shark handlers are trained to bring the sharks close to the side of the boat. So, for those not wanting to get in the cage, you will still get to see this amazing animal up close and personal.
The price is the same for diving and surface viewing.
Video link footage of your adventure
The service of a professional underwater videographer will capture your personal experience on a high quality video / link (topside and underwater) and this link is available at a minimal cost. Capture this once-in-a-lifetime personal experience and take it home to show to your family and friends.
CREDIT CARD REQUIREMENTS – ONLINE BOOKINGS
A person must possess a credit card (Amex is not accepted).
The credit card has to fully authenticated (3D secure)
Enabled to make international payments (Please notify your bank)
Sufficient funds on the card
In the event of a payment failure, please contact your bank for authorization & Apex.
This service operates year round. Shark cage diving and surface viewing.
Exact time confirmed the day before the trip and is based on weather and tides.
Apex Shark Expeditions - Great White Shark Cage Diving
Hi, My son and I had a fantastic time seeing the Bronzies back in December. We particularly liked Mitch, the host for the day. He was funny, friendly and knowledgeable. We also like the woman running the til (apologies, can't remember her name). She was very chatty. The breakfast was also very good. Keep up the good work! Best regards, Pete and Eddie - Peter
Guides were great. Saw lots of copper sharks. Would recommend. - Cameron
A MUST! They really took care of increasing your chances of seeing sharks and driving all the way to Gansbaai super early was way worth it! The boat crew was really kind and the lead scientist was very knowledgeable, you could tell they really enjoyed their job. There's nothing quite like having a Great White face to face, a one of a kind animal! - Cristina
Well informed and enthusiastic guides. Very nice experience. - Kathy
Great experience! Coordination for the day was great and seamless -we were kept updated the whole way. The crew on board was very accommodating, especially when we got a bad case of sea sickness. - Maits
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