Shark Cage Diving KZN
Shark cage diving typically involves diving in heavy metal
cages in the cold waters of Gaansbaai in Cape Town, specifically targeting the
large Great White Sharks that inhabit that region.
However in the warmer waters of KZN Natal, different species
of shark can be found on our cage dive like Blacktip sharks, Dusky Sharks,
Spinner Sharks, Tiger and Zambezi Sharks. Because these species are smaller
than the Great White Shark and their main diet consists of small schooling
fish.
We have a four man stainless steel SAMSA approved shark
cages, designed by an engineer for diver and animal safety. The cage is a
concertina, which opens up to width 2.3 m and height 2.4m and breadth 1m. Our
cages are secured to the boat at all times in accordance with SAMSA requirements.
This is truly an exciting once in a lifetime experience -
bond with family, friends or colleagues as you get close up to sharks in South
Africa
Shark Cage Diving specialises in Cage diving with sharks,
and is operated by scuba diving expert John Miller who is a pioneer in Shark
Cage Diving in KwaZulu Natal. John has
25 years of Scuba Diving experience, both in diving with sharks and diving
coral reefs. He, together with his experienced team, will ensure you have the
most unforgettable shark diving experience!
South Africa is one of the few countries in the world where
you can dive in the open water with Great White Sharks, Tiger Sharks, Blacktip
Sharks, Dusky Sharks, Zambezi Sharks to
name but a few!
Shark Cage Diving KZN have great respect for the natural underwater
world and take a holistic approach to Shark Diving without disrupting their
natural habitat.
The Team
James
James has been in the diving industry for over 15 years now
and has a vast knowledge on scuba diving where he is a DM and been working with
Sharks for over 10 years and been part of a few documentaries with NGO and
Animal Planet.
Brian
Brian has been working in the industry for about 5 years now
and is passionate about diving.
Bheki
Bheki (featured above) has been in the dive industry and a
Skipper for over 20 years
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