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Daily Blog: 02 November 2020 |...
November has certainly started with a bang, hopefully we can continue with such great sightings as these.
Daily Blog: 27 October 2020 | ...
If you are looking to get up close and personal with the great white shark then Cage Diving in South Africa...
Shark School - 27 October 2020
Join our team next Tuesday, 27 October 2020 for a shark-filled day!
Daily Blog: 17 October 2020 | ...
Getting ready to see our first sharks of the trip!
Untouched Beaches Gansbaai
Cosily cocooned by sea and mountains, every residential area in Gansbaai has a beach on its doorstep. From the rocky outcrops of Walker Bay in the west to the epic dunes of Pearly Beach in the east, t...
Daily Blog 12 October 2020 | S...
The Bronze whaler shark is well known for its stunning dorsal surface colouring.
Daily Blog 05 October 2020 | S...
Cheers to a good day on sea!
Daily Blog 28 September 2020 |...
"Amazing experience totally enjoyed ourselves. The Marine Dynamics staff are beyond fantastic!" - Vinny + Charlie
19 September 2020 | Shark Cage...
A Subantarctic skua followed us through the Shallows into anchor.
November has certainly started with a bang, hopefully we can continue with such great sightings as these.
If you are looking to get up close and personal with the great white shark then Cage Diving in South Africa...
Shark School - 27 October 2020
Marine Dynamics Shark Tours
On 23 Oct 2020
Join our team next Tuesday, 27 October 2020 for a shark-filled day!
Getting ready to see our first sharks of the trip!
Untouched Beaches Gansbaai
Xplorio Headquarters
On 19 Oct 2020
Cosily cocooned by sea and mountains, every residential area in Gansbaai has a beach on its doorstep. From the rocky outcrops of Walker Bay ...
The Bronze whaler shark is well known for its stunning dorsal surface colouring.
Cheers to a good day on sea!
"Amazing experience totally enjoyed ourselves. The Marine Dynamics staff are beyond fantastic!" - Vinny + Charlie ...
A Subantarctic skua followed us through the Shallows into anchor.
