Aquarium dives

When our Cape Doctor  the South Easter has blown all possibilities of diving away,  it’s raining,  you get sea sick or don’t want t go for long boat rides, Table mountain walks are out and you still want to dive join us in the aquarium, for a dive with some Ragged Tooth Sharks, (sand tigers), shoals of large predators, rays and a turtle in the I&J Predator Exhibit. Feed the multitude of fishes in the Kelp Forest Exhibit, one of the best displays of its kind in the world..

Experience an adrenalin rush with our ragged-tooth sharks as they glide past. This close encounter will leave you with greater appreciation for these sleek, bronze predators. The two million-litre  I&J Predator Exhibit is also home to an impressive collection of other large predatory fish from our coast. Open Water One or Discover Scuba qualification required.

Diving with ragged-tooth sharks in the I&J Predator Exhibit. Photograph by Geoff Spiby.
Take the plunge with sharks Excellent conditions all year round, great visibility and guaranteed shark sightings!  You can scuba dive – no cage required – with the ragged-tooth sharks in the I&J Predator Exhibit of the Two Oceans Aquarium. Booking your dive at the Aquarium is always a sure bet: We offer the perfect all-weather destination. You'll also dive with shoals of large predators such as yellowtail, dusky kob and black and white musselcracker – this experience cannot be recreated in a natural environment. 

Advanced divers can feed the fish in the Kelp Forest Exhibit, one of the best displays of its kind in the world. 

Prices Non-member with own gear R450 Member with own gear R338 Non-member with Aquarium gear R595 Member with Aquarium gear R446 All divers must have a sport diver/scuba qualification.
Prices subject to change.
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