Shark Cage Diving Pricing FAQ in South Africa By Sharklady Adventures When people start planning their shark cage diving adventure, one of the first questions they ask is: “Shark Cage Diving Prices in Gansbaai & Cape Town — What You’re Really Paying For?” It’s a fair question. Whether you’re visiting from Cape Town, travelling through Hermanus, or planning a bucket-list marine experience in Gansbaai,...

The “Flake” DeceptionMany people are shocked to learn that they may have eaten shark without ever knowing it. In the international seafood trade—particularly in Australia—Bronze Whaler meat is often marketed under nondescript names like “flake” or “lemon-fish.” This misleading labeling means that consumers are often completely oblivious to the fact that they are consuming a Near Threatened species. While there is little local demand...

The Sharklady’s Welcome Welcome to the waters I have called home and protected for over 30 years. My journey began long before I pioneered shark cage diving in 1992; in 1978, I was the first woman allowed to join South African research teams at sea for the Department of Sea Fisheries. At a time when women were barred from such missions, I proved my...

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