Gallery
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The photos and videos below have all been taken on our Cage Diving Trips around Edwards Island.
Shark Selfie Winner 2017 Photo: Jimmy Britnell
Winter? May? Cold much? Its not Cold in May
Hanging our on Southern Isle on Shark Watch
Video: The tough life of a Giant Petrel 2017 Great White Shark
Great White Shark "Ra" December 2014
Great White Shark From Divers Perspective
Passenger Photos on deck looking at Great White Shark on Dive Cage
Shark Selfie by Morin 2019 Day 1 of Great White season
Mr Bea Male Great White Credit Catherine Travers 15052021
Captain Mike and Shark Cage Divers Photo Credit Halpern Balint
- 11 days until our team hit the water!
Is this all you'd dreamed it be?
Days are counting down!
Interview with Dr Riley Elliot
Its not until you are close that you get to see what their true size is!
Customer Perspective: Join Raarup Adventures on their day on the Foveaux Strait!
Just hanging out in the Shark Dive cage Photo: Jonny Sheppard
Great White Shark Full of Seal. Photo: Erin Anderson
Great White passing the Dive Cage June 2017 Photo: Erin Anderson
Great White male from June 2017 Photo: Erin Anderson
Great White Boat Camera 2015
Great White Shark Boat Camera 2013
Great White Shark - Cage Camera 2013
Great White Shark Donated Image 2016
Great White Shark checking out the cage Photo: A Stevenson 2017
Great White Shark Photo: A Stevenson 2017
Great White Shark - Donated image 2013
Cage Divers catching some sun while on Shark Watch
Great White Shark - Donated Image 2015
Great White Shark Photo: Jake Williams May 2017
Great White Shark under Southern Isle Photo: Erin Anderson
Shark Photography with Purpose
Mike Coots
Mike Coots is a surfer, photographer, shark attack survivor, and shark advocate. He surf’s with a specially designed prosthetic leg, and is often diving with sharks around the world. We are delighted to showcase Mike's work in our booking office and promote his amazing captured moments of sharks in their natural space. Some of his finest shark smiles were captured in the Foveaux Strait, New Zealand
