The raggies are coming

Where else can you enjoy world-class shark-diving one moment, and indulge yourself in a coffee shop the next? GAVIN PARSONS gets among the tiger and ragged-tooth sharks, and busts some myths about Protea Banks more...

Tigers & lemons

Not everyone approves of this sort of baited diving, but Paul Woodburn was up for some shark-diving thrills on a liveaboard out of Florida more...

Shark bait?

Non-divers, they just don’t understand – after all the negative publicity about sharks in the Red Sea, Mark Davies sets out to the Brothers to redress the balance. Photography by Tim Ingmire and Kirk Mottershead more...

Scions of the deep blue

Want to dive with blue sharks – and perhaps makos too? Only the Azores can offer a high chance of success, says marine biologist Justin Hart.
Images by Jan Reyniers more...

Uncaged minds

Off the southern tip of South Africa, great white sharks converge with an expanding human population. Most of the encounters are by choice, as visitors from around the globe immerse themselves in cage-diving. But just what effect, asks Justin Gilligan, is this activity having on the sharks? more...

Basking sharks are go!

It may just be a soup-eater, but when you're propelled at the world's second-biggest shark from a yellow kayak, it does give you pause for thought, says Stuart Philpott
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Dining out with the sacred cows

He's not a shark expert, hasn't studied shark behaviour and belongs to no shark conservation groups, though he was once hit by a shark that wasn't looking where it was going.
Good job HE Sawyer doesn't bear a grudge
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Sharkoholic!

Hello, my name is Magnus. I have been a sharkoholic for almost 15 years. I have not been diving with sharks since I was in the Bahamas 89 days and 14 hours ago. I have lied to family and friends, and claimed I was in the water with gobies, angelfish and even nudibranchs. The truth is, I was diving with sharks..." Magnus Lundgren enjoys a little tiger time more...