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Where Is The Best Place To Cage Dive With Sharks? (6 Best Shark Cage Diving)

Where is the best place to cage dive with sharks? Gansbaai, South Africa is often referred to as the “great white shark capital of the World”. Shark Alley off from Gansbaai is one of the top great white shark cage diving locations in the world. You’re almost guaranteed to see great whites from cages. But Isla Guadalupe is another premier destination for great white shark cage diving too, along with Stuart Island, New Zealand, Neptune Island, Australia and Farallon Island, USA.

Can You Go Great White Shark Diving In Western Australia? (Is It Banned?)

Great white shark diving in Western Australia isn’t allowed & shark tourism is been banned by fisheries minister is worried it’ll change shark behaviour.

Cage Dive Great White Sharks Australia Liveaboard (Seabed Cage Diving)

Cage dive great white sharks Australia liveaboard at Neptune Island where fur seals and sea lions attract great whites in numbers. For divers and non-divers to experience great white shark cage diving.

How To Get To Fakarava French Polynesia (Is Fakarava Worth The Long Trip)

How to get to Fakarava French Polynesia is for most a long haul flight. From the UK it’s a total of nearly 21 hours flying time. From the US it’s 9 hours 40 minutes and from Canada add a further 5 hours from say Toronto.

Scuba Diving Fakarava North Pass (Don’t Dive Unless You Like Sharks!)

Diving Fakarava North Pass is an almost guarantee to see sharks. It’s mostly done as a drift dive in sometimes strong currents. But as dives go, it’s got to be one of the top dive sites around the world due to the abundance of sea life and sites of beautiful healthy coral gardens.

When Is The Best Time To Dive Fakarava (French Polynesia Fakarava Atoll)

There’s no best time to dive Fakarava Atoll French Polynesia as it is an all year-round dive site. But there are times of the year when the temperature may suit you best and when certain special events take place. These special events have been filmed both by Blue Planet II and National Geographic. Experience the largest group of grey reef sharks in one place from anywhere in the world.

Truk Lagoon Deep Wrecks (The Chuuk Wrecks For The Tech Divers)

Truk Lagoon deep wrecks in excess of 40 metres (131 feet) deep. Some Truk or Chuuk Lagoon wrecks are in deeper waters of 50 and 60 metres plus (164 and 197 feet plus). These deeper Truk Lagoon wrecks are ideal of technical divers who want to explore these World War II ghost ships.

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