Diving

Cage diving with Sharks

Cage diving with Sharks Shark cage diving started around 1990–1991 at Dyer Island, Gansbaai, situated close to the southernmost tip of Africa.

South Africa Dive Sites - East London Dive Sites

Image - East London Dive Sites East London, the only river harbour and the fourth largest harbour city in the country, retains a distinctly sleepy, small-town atmosphere and offers a friendly reception to the visitor.

South Africa Dive Sites - Cape of Good Hope Dive Sites

Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. The shore entries are a little rough but the area is very popular for the gathering of perlemoen (abalone) and crayfish.

South Africa Dive Sites - KwaZulu-Natal Dive Sites

Most of this coast offers tropical or subtropical diving. Water temperature rarely drops below 20 C, and then only in the south, and the visibility is usually 10 m or more.

South Africa Dive Sites - Margate Dive Sites

Image - Margate Dive Sites This popular seaside resort offers some of the best diving on the south African coast with vast shoals of game fish and big groups of sharks congregating around Protea Banks. Arena

South Africa Dive Sites - Mossel Bay Dive Sites

The bay is one of the most sheltered on the South Africa coastline as it is protected from the open ocean by Cape St Blaize.

South Africa Dive Sites - North Coast Dive Sites

This densely populated, beautiful, subtropical stretch of coastline to the north of Durban is a favourite destination for holiday-makers.

South Africa Dive Sites - Plettenberg Bay Dive Sites

Plettenberg Bay is one of the loveliest bays to be found along the southern African coastline.

South Africa Dive Sites - Sodwana Bay Dive Sites

Image - Sodwana Bay Dive Sites Sodwana Bay is divided into a number of dive sites with names such as Seven Mile Reef and Five Mile Reef indicating the distance from the access point; the closer the reef is to the shore, the more po

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