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Bahamas 2011 Tiger Shark Diving Shark Diver has been in the business of serious adventures for over ten years, and 2010 was a fantastic first shark season at this featured dive site. We made history with the first ever bottom and floating cages ever deployed at Tiger Beach. These cages were a definite must at this site. As our video will attest we were amazed at the sheer number of sharks we discovered here. This is the perfect next step from Great White shark diving at Isla Guadalupe for those that want to discover the "Marquee Species" of sharks safely from state of the art cages. You and 6 other divers will join Shark Diver for seven days out of Freeport Bahamas aboard the Bahamas latest long range live aboard "RV Tiburon". She offers you the most unique and exciting scuba diving available. The 7 day schedule is flexible, with a high emphasis on sharks and shark encounters. The size of this vessel and stability in seas makes her our first choice.
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Shark Diving Australia
Australia has some of the most
diverse scuba diving destinations available anywhere in the world,
making this vast island nation undoubtedly unique. With it's
combination of the Great Barrier Reef and tropical marine life that it
supports in the north, along with the temperate diving zones and the
temperate marine life of the south, Australia offers some of the most
diverse scuba opportunities available anywhere. A visit with the
great white sharks near the Neptune islands of southern Australia may be
the pinnacle of a diver's career! Bahamas
In the early to mid-seventies,
ironically at the height of the popularity of the movie
"Jaws," the Bahamas became known world-wide as a pioneer in
shark diving and shark feeding dives! With it's clear, pristine
waters, and dive sites including great wall diving and blue holes, and
its abundance of reef sharks, the Bahamas have become known as one of
the world's best places for divers to encounter sharks in their own
natural environment. Sharks can be found in literally all waters
around the islands, and a number of experienced dive operators can
assist you in shark encounters around the islands.
California
In the past 20 years, researchers
made startling discoveries about California waters. One is that
they discovered that great white sharks were returning to the Farallon
Islands and Ano Nuevo Island, off San Francisco and Santa Cruz,
year after year, to make dinner out of the resident population of seals
there. And another was that the remote Isla de Guadalupe, 210
miles south of San Diego,home to a robust population as well our featured commercial shark diving operation for this siteSharkDiver.com
South Africa
Undoubtedly one of
the top shark diving regions of the world, South Africa offers
everything from shark diving with raggies to the ultimate experience of
cage diving with Great Whites! With an enormously long coastline,
South Africa offers an array of diving opportunities. With it's
warmer waters in the north, tropical and sub-tropical species inhabit
the reefs, and whale sharks, turtles, dolphin, and ragged-tooth sharks
(another name for what we call sand tigers in the U.S.) can be seen on
occasion in specific places. Temperate waters to the south provide
opportunities to dive in magnificent kelp forests, as well as the chance
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This is your year to meet "Mystery" at Isla Guadalupe
Email us at
staff@divingwithsharks.com or call us anytime 760.402.3483
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