Dive with Great White Shark

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Entering the ocean in the presence of a Great White Shark may not be for everyone. On the other hand, there are those of you that dream of being able to observe a Great White in its natural habitat. Watching a Great White Shark tear into a Sea Lion or socializing with other sharks may be the adrenaline adventure you crave. It’s not only possible to do so but the experience is readily accessible in places as widespread as South East Farallon Island, near San Francisco, California, offshore Isla Guadalupe, in Baja, California, well off the coast of Adelaide, South Australia and only a few miles out in the waters of South Africa near Gansbaai, at a place referred to as “Shark Alley”, where the Great Whites are attracted to fur seals. Typically the dives are made in cages and breathing is accomplished through the use of SCUBA gear or specialized snorkel apparatus. Some of the tour operators provide viewing opportunities for “topsiders” that are none too keen to enter the water but would like to watch these vicious yet elegant creatures in their own backyards, nonetheless. The highly specialized boats and the well trained crews provide for your safety and overall enjoyment of the excursions. If your idea of a dream fulfilled is to have spent time getting to know a Great White Shark on its own terms then start planning a trip to one of these exotic locales so that you may.

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