We came face to face with four Great White Sharks in South Africa. Here is our experience cage diving with the Great White Shark Project!

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** If You Go Shark Cage Diving **

-Prepare for cancellations - Shark cage dives are often canceled due to the weather. In fact, that happened to us. If possible, plan for a make-up day during your vacation, so you have time to reschedule.

- Set your alarm clock - Cage dives often start early in the morning. If you are staying in Cape Town, it will take about two hours to get to Gansbaai, so it's ideal to stay in the area the night before the dive.

- Prepare for seasickness - A lot of people get seasick on these trip, so you might consider motion sickness tablets before you get on the boat.

- Towels & Showers Available - In addition to providing wetsuits and snorkel masks, most companies will provide towels and a shower. 

- Dive with a reputable company - Our travel agent arranged our dive with the White Shark Projects, which seems to be an organized, knowledgeable, and ethical company. We've also heard good things about Marine Dynamics, which has a registered conservation trust for research, conservation, and education.