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Bronze Whaler Sharks in Gansbaai

Bronze Whaler Sharks in Gansbaai

White Shark Projects

Bronze Whaler Sharks in Gansbaai

Sharks, sharks and more sharks!

Come join us to see these beautiful bronze whaler sharks! They’re very active and feisty and it's a must-do activity in South Africa!

For more information or to book, contact White Shark Projects.

Bronze Whaler Sharks in Gansbaai

White Shark Projects

White Shark Projects is a long-established shark cage diving, research and conservation company based in Kleinbaai, just outside Gansbaai, South Africa. Embark on an ocean adventure, where you could see great white sharks in their natural habitat. While you are out there, White Shark Projects’ mar...

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What is Xplorio?

Xplorio is your local connection allowing you to find anything and everything about a town.

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