Whales, Sharks & Underwater

Sharks are a feared animal, from the smallest sand shark to the enormous whale shark. And of them all, the Great White is perhaps the most feared. Dive and meet a Great White Shark, face to face - and on your own terms - and you will soon learn that this incredible animal is in fact, largely misunderstood.     

“I learned to dive here (Mozambique) and many of the people I dived with were very experienced and they all agreed that it was the best diving they had ever seen. Better than the Red Sea, better than Australia... the best. The diving possibilities are almost limitless. There is a beautiful, calm, incredibly bright lagoon. Coral reefs abound within 300 m to 3000+ metres of the shore in all directions. The weather is irrationally gorgeous and visibility was virtually unlimited even at 30 m. Tropical, aquatic life abounds including blue spotted rays, crocodile fish, whales and sharks (even great whites). I saw four 1-4 metre rays in one 24 min. dive. The coral is spectacular and varied with many arches and tunnels and caves for those who like to play. As if that wasn't enough, it is probably some of the cheapest diving in the world….” – need we say more !

Leatherback and Loggerhead Sea Turtles return each year to lay their eggs on the beaches of the Elephant Coast in KwaZulu Natal, between November and March. Turtle tours can be arranged during the day or night time which allow you the opportunity to witness the females nest.