Shark Diving Mossel Bay, Including Boat-based Viewing With Great White Sharks.

Mossel Bay Shark Diving is currently the hottest spot to cage dive with Great White Sharks in South Africa. Moreover, sightings here include up to 5 or even more great white sharks per tour. The average size of the Great White Sharks spotted in Mossel Bay ranges from 3.5 meters to 4.5 meters. In short, Mossel Bay should be on the top of every Shark Divers bucket list! Tours from R1700.

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    Great White Sharks Sightings In Mossel Bay

    Mossel Bay is a hotspot for Great White Shark sightings and, thus, is known for being the best place to see these iconic animals. On the rare times that the Great Whites are not in Mossel Bay, Divers have been able to spot Copper Sharks, and on occasion, some small Hammerheads. As Mossel Bay has had as many as 7 Great White Sharks in a single tour, the area now boasts itself as South Africa’s top location for Great White Shark dives, and as such offers consistently thrilling and world-class shark experiences.

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    Mossel Bay Shark Diving

    • International Rates: Per adult R3200, Youth (12-18) and students R2450, Children under 12 R1950

    • Local Rates: Per adult R2850, Youth (12-18) and students R2100, Children under 12 R1700.

    • All Inclusive Price 

    • Location: Mossel Bay

    • Shark Cage Diving

    • Boat-based Viewing

    • Family Friendly

    • No Scuba Qualification Needed

    • Refreshments Onboard 

    • Full Dive Gear Included

    • 48 Hour Free Cancellation

    • Free Tour If No Sharks

    • Possible Whale Sightings During Season

    • Group Discounts Apply

    Shark diving briefing helps to keep you safe

    Meet and Greet with Dive Briefing

    Shark cage divers and boat-based viewers meet during the early or late morning at the office in central Mossel Bay. Remember to eat a light breakfast, as seasickness should be avoided. Coffee, tea and juice are served on arrival. Firstly, indemnity forms are signed whilst payments are made. Secondly, whilst you enjoy refreshments, a detailed dive briefing is given to passengers pre-tour. Regulations to remember are staying seated whilst the boat is in motion, in addition to not sticking any body parts outside the cage whilst cage diving.

    Seal Island in Mossel Bay where diving takes place

    Destination Seal Island

    Its vibrant sea life of diverse fish, seals, whales, penguins, other sea birds, dolphins, the occasional orca, and, of course, a large number of Great White Sharks, subsequently makes Mossel Bay a very desired marine area. Mossel Bay has the most accessible Great White Sharks in South Africa, therefore, making it an extremely favourable shark cage diving destination. The anchoring and shark cage diving point is Seal Island, a mere 10-minute boat ride from the harbour. Most importantly, the island is home to over 2500 cape fur seals and is a popular hunting ground for the ocean’s most feared predator, the Great White Shark.

    Cage Diving with sharks

    Cage Diving and Boat-Based Viewing

    Shark Cage Diving and Viewing in Mossel Bay can be enjoyed by the entire family. To clarify, children under 18 need to be accompanied by adults. Children 12 and upwards can join in the cage diving adventure. Because the great white sharks are surface feeders, Boat-based Viewing can be enjoyed by all passengers onboard. The great white sharks are very close to the surface and as a result, makes for fantastic viewing for those deciding not to enter the water.

    Shark diving Mossel Bay boat

    Mossel Bay Shark Diving Boat, Cage And Gear

    The boat is a custom-built catamaran, specifically for Great White Shark tours. Once the boat has anchored, the 3.3-meter cage is submerged from the back of the boat. The cage is floating and tied to the side of the boat. After that, 6 Divers at a time enter the cage with 5ml wetsuits on. Gear includes a hoodie, wetsuit and booties. No scuba diving equipment is needed because we use the breath-hold method; therefore, no scuba diving qualification is needed. During winter, the water averages at 21 degrees Celsius, whilst summer brings colder water at 18 degrees Celsius.

    Weather-related cancellations

    Shark diving tours in Mossel Bay is weather dependant. You will be informed in advance if your shark tour is cancelled or delayed due to weather. All weather-related cancellations are refunded in full.

    What To Bring Shark Cage Diving In Mossel Bay

    The sun will be beating down on you during your time on the boat. We suggest that you bring a hat and apply sunscreen to protect yourself. It’s always nice to have a camera or a GoPro to document the day. The night before your tour and again an hour before it departs, if you’re prone to motion sickness, we recommend taking seasickness medication. You’ll want to bring your swimsuit to wear underneath your wetsuit and a warm jacket or hooded sweatshirt for the cold on the way back to land, as it can get very chilly on the water, even when it’s sunny.

    What We Provide

    Everything else is taken care of for you, so you can just relax and enjoy the experience. Everything included in this package is diving/shark viewing from the cage (wetsuits & all other needed dive equipment), a light lunch/snacks/refreshments, and afternoon tea on the way back to land. A shark diving certificate will also be provided at no cost to you as a memento of your experience.