Frequently Asked Questions

We started in 2003 offering shark diving adventures in South Africa and Mozambique.

Our itineraries are designed around the best seasons for shark diving and avoid the over-crowded school holiday seasons.

South Africa: You must be in possession of a full passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of proposed departure, a visa is issued on arrival in South Africa. There is NO cost for the VISA in South Africa.

Mozambique: You must be in possession of a full passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of proposed departure. Visa are issued at the border, the cost is $10 or €10 and needs to be paid at the border in cash. We will provide you with the required documents for obtaining your Visa.

All restaurants, bars and shops in South Africa and Mozambique accept South African Rands (ZAR).

At the end of your stay you can also pay your bills in US Dollars, Euros, UK Pounds and South African Rands.

If you prefer to pay by Credit Card - Mastercard is NOT accepted in Mozambique.

South Africa have recently changed the law on immigration when travelling with a child under 18-years old.

Please see the South African Home Affairs website for information on requirements.

We offer scuba diving for QUALIFIED scuba divers, we don't offer any scuba diving courses.

Our packages require a have a minimum of Advanced Certification or equivalent (certified to 30-meters).

The area is very casual, so all you will need is shorts, t-shirts, trousers, shirts, costumes and a wind breaker. Shoes or sneakers, sandals, suntan lotion, sunglasses. In winter a jacket, sweatshirt or sweaters are advisable. You will also require personal items such as mosquito repellent, aspirin, decongestants, shampoo, toothpaste etc.

A warm water-proof jacket is also a good idea for on the boats and on-land.

NO, you can rent you scuba diving gear if you don't want to bring your own gear.

Once we have your booking, you can just let us know what gear you will be needing.

Scuba dives that are missed due to weather and sea-conditions will be refunded.

Excursion can be planned for you to take in some of the highlights of the area if you are wanting something to do.

If the scheduled dive takes place, any dives that are cancelled by you will not be refunded.
This is done so that even if only one person out of a group wants to dive we can still run the boat.

DIN or A-clamp Cylinders are available you can use the cylinders that suit you dive gear.

Most scuba divers seem to favour 5-mm wetsuits year-round for scuba diving in South Africa and Mozambique.

If you feel the cold then gloves and a hoodie are a good idea.

No compulsory vaccinations are required. Please contact your travel doctor for advice on what is recommended.

Mozambique is considered a malaria area so contact your travel doctor for advise.

Please don't use Larium anti-malaria tablets when diving.

Daytime Temperature : 27C - 34C

Water Temperature : 24C - 26C

Daytime Temperature : 18C - 26C

Water Temperature : 20C - 24C

September to November : Warm, dry & sometimes windy in the afternoon, sea conditions are calm in the morning.

December to February : Very Warm can be humid. Sea is calm in the morning becoming choppy & windy later.

March to May : Warm and generally we have very little wind. Sea conditions are usually calm.

June to August : Generally warm & dry. Sea conditions are generally calm. Water can be a bit cooler (approx. 20C to 24C).

We want you to be comfortable, dives are all done from RIBs. Some people do feel a bit seasick if they surface earlier than the main group and have to spend a while on the RIB. There are several medications available.

Tipping is optional, the normal amount is 10% at restaurants etc.

Tips for the dive team and lodge staff are also optional.

Many guest travel on their own and the diving is done in a group so it's fine.

Drink lots of water to avoid dehydration.

There is no reason why you should become ill but often the change in food and environment can cause illness.

A combination of too much sun and alcohol can also cause problems. Bottled water is recommended in Mozambique.

South Africa : GMT + 2 hours.

Mozambique : GMT + 2 hours.

The only spending money you will require will be for lunch, dinner, drinks, souvenirs & tips etc.

Most places accept credit cards & there are cash machines available in most places.

Please Note: MasterCard is NOT accepted in Mozambique.