Shark Cage Diving in Сape Town

Cape Town

Cape Town offers to tourists helicopter and airplane rides, cruises, whale watching, surfing and diving schools, sea fishing, golf, horseback riding, cozy beach relaxation etc

 
Betty's Bay

 
Franschhoek

 
Hermanus

 
Knysna

 
Mossel Bay

 
Plettenberg Bay

 
Pringle Bay

 
Robertson

 
Saldanha

Simonstown

Coastal Simonstown will gladden tourists with beautiful bays, excellent beaches and interesting museums; on the coast of Boulders Beach there is an unforgettable sight - a colony of penguins

 
Boulders Beach

 
Buffelsdrift Game Lodge

 
Cango Caves

Cape of Good Hope

The Cape of Good Hope (or simply "the Cape") is one of the great capes of the South Atlantic Ocean. It is a major milestone on the clipper route to the Far East and Australia

 
Cape Point

 
Cape Town Waterfront

 
Cederberg

 
Chandelier Ostrich Farm

 
Clifton Beach

 
Eight Bells Mountain Inn

 
Feeding Elephants at Buffelsdrift Game Lodge

Gansbaai, Shark Cage Diving

Shark Cage Diving is absolutely safe and one needs not any diving experience, just a short course on safety and use of the equipment. There are two areas where Great White diving is availible - Gansbaai and Mosselbaai

 
Garden Route

 
Groot Constantia wine farm

 
Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden

 
Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden

 
Kiteboarding Cape Town

 
Marina Waterfront Apartments

 
Robben Island Museum

Robben Island prison

Robben Island prison, located on the island with sparse vegetation, 12 km away from Cape Town, is an open-air museum today. Excursion tours here are very popular

 
Robertson Wine Valley

 
Seal Island

 
Stony Point Penguin Colony

Table Mountain

Table Mountain, a flat-topped mountain, is a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town. It is a remarkable attraction, with many tourists using the cableway or hiking to the top

 
Table Mountain-Cableway

 
Two Oceans Aquarium

 
Victoria & Alfred Waterfront

 
Viljoensdrift Wine Farm