World’s best shark dive spots

Shark diving is not just about watching sharks silently swimming around your cage. It is acutally about the adrenaline pumping in your veins and the fear eating your thoughts.

Shark diving is something so unique that should be done at least once in a lifetime. I am being slightly hypocritical right now, as I don’t think I would ever have the courage to dive in waters infested with sharks!

Anyway, I did hear that the moment you jump in the cage and you go underwater the only thing you are focused on is the shark(s), so you don’t really have time to think and/or overthink about your fears. It’s just you and the huge carnivore going in circles around you.

Shark diving could be done in different ways. Of course it all depends on the kind of shark you are swimming with. If you are surrounded by great whites, most of the time (99.9% of the time) you are in a cage. If you want to see whale sharks, then you don’t need to be locked up in a cage, but you can swim with them and touch them.

Either way, diving with sharks is something incredibly unique!

If you are one of those who has shark diving in your bucket list, then get pen a paper and add in this bit of info for your trip. We put together a list of the best shark dive spots in the world, so try figure out which is the type of shark you wish to be “one-on-one” with and then get the diving location.

Bull sharks – Bimini Island, Bahamas

Broadnose Sevengill Sharks – False Bay, South Africa

Gray reef Sharks – Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Basking sharks – Oban, Scotland

Great White Sharks – Isla Guadalupe, Mexico

Blue and Mako sharks – Rhode Island, USA

Scalloped Hammerheads – Galapagos Islands

Thresher sharks – Monad Shoal, Philippines

Whale Sharks – Isla Mujeres, Mexico

Caribbean reef Sharks – Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas

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