Meet the Sharks

The nomads of the deep, Blue Sharks are known for their oceanic migrations. Growing over 10’ in length, these are big sharks that aren’t afraid to get closer to divers and the cage for a closer look. They are the main shark we see in California and are found year round.

See and dive with California’s profilic Blue Sharks.

Get up close and personal with one of Claifornia’s most powerful shark species, the Mako!

Mako Sharks are another one of California’s main sharks and the coast of Southern California is one of the best places to see them in the world. Mako’s are the top predator in the open ocean and demand respect. They are the fastest of all sharks and are capable of extreme bursts of speed making them superior hunters. Seeing a Mako in the wild is one of the best encounters you can have in the open ocean.

Encounter silky sharks up close and personal on a California Shark adventure. Silky Sharks are an offshore species of shark that usually lives in water more then 100’ deep. They are a shark averaging between 3’ – 10’. These sharks are master hunters and spend most of their time following schools of tuna in the open ocean. Silky Sharks are great sharks to dive with as they have no fear of humans and get very close to our divers.

Encounter the apex predator of the deep, the Great White Shark. Great White Sharks are the largest predatory sharks in the ocean. Growing over 20 feet and over 2 tons, these sharks are at the top of the oceans food chain. Great White Shark’s main food source are: seals, dolphin, small whales, tuna, and other sharks. California has one of the largest Great White Shark populations in the world. That being said we rarely see them on our trips.