Cage Diving KZN

Shark Cage Diving

Sorry guys been a bit slack on the Blog, we have had some awesome dives in the last three months, although we have had alot of rain viz has been from Okay to Great,  we should start seeing the Whale Sharks soon, it has been a very nice migration of the Humpback Whales and the most important we have seen some excellent Cage Diving and Free diving with the Sharks, Remember guys Sharks swim with fish they see fish as their food source and not humans, We also have to get the word Shark Attack changes as they do not go out to attack people, it is mistaken identity and sharks don't have hands feel with their mouths, We need sharks in the sea to ensure that the marine system stays balanced and we have a strong gene pool of fish for the future, Come for a dive.

What A Day

Shark Cage Diving KZN

Its been a very good two weeks so far with good viz and lots of sharks and fish on the dive, had lots of rain in Sept but water has cleaned up nice, we have also been seeing Whales, Dolphins, Flying Fish, Turtles, been great.

SA Open Golf 2012 Selborne

Shark Cage Diving KZN

South African Open Selborne

Golf | Women`s Golf

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Players take shark dive in South Africa
12 July 2012, 14:00

Four members of the Ladies European Tour took a shark dive on Thursday morning ahead of the South African Women’s Open, taking place on 13-15 July at Selborne Park Golf Club in KwaZulu-Natal.

Australian Lindsey Wright and England’s Felicity Johnson were joined by Indian duo Sharmila Nicollet and Smriti Mehra in the cage dive out of Rocky Bay, Pennington.

They were surrounded by blacktip sharks while a pair of humpback  Whales swam only 50 metres from their boat.

Smriti said: “It was absolutely amazing; a once in a life time opportunity,” while Felicity commented: “It was a brilliant experience: incredible. That’s why I came to South Africa!”

Lindsey added: “What a wonderful experience.”

All four players will be competing in South Africa’s oldest women’s professional golf tournament, which has reclaimed its place on the Ladies European Tour (LET) calendar, and will feature the country’s leading professionals competing against a strong international field for a total purse of €260 000.

The resurgence of the South African Women’s Open is the vision of new promoters World Sports Promotions in a partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal local government and the Hibiscus Coast Municipality.

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