Tiger shark diving in South Africa offers an underwater rush like none other, a diving adventure to remember forever. View these impressive predators in their natural environment, up close and personal, without being confined by a cage. more

Scuba diving in South Africa is among the very best in the world. You can explore the tropical waters of the east coast, the magnificent shipwrecks and kelp forests of the west coast, or even inland caves and quarries. more

Enjoy the experience of a lifetime and go shark cage diving on the Great White Trail. Great White sharks are seasonal animals so get yourself to the Cape in June, July or August where you’ll not only have an excellent chance of seeing them, but also to watch them breach and hunt. more

For a really special dive in a spectacular setting below the Cape Peninsula mountain range, book yourself a date with a prehistoric sevengill shark, in one of the few places in the world that you can dive with these rarely seen marine predators. more

Go snorkelling with seahorses in Knysna and encounter an enchanting little greenish-brown creature, a bit bigger than the palm of your hand, that has survived for 40-million years. It’s an unforgettable diving experience. more

Grab your flippers and fins and go pelagic diving with mako and blue sharks – 2 of the world’s most majestic sharks. Head out to the deep ocean and search for the mako – the fastest shark in the sea – and the dazzlingly colourful blue shark. more

Fix your flippers, grab a mask and get ready to go diving or snorkelling with Cape Fur seals. If the weather conditions are right prepare yourself for a memorable experience. Cape Fur seals are great show-offs and may well treat you to a display of underwater acrobatics or surface sunbathing. more

Port Elizabeth lies to the west of Algoa Bay and Cape Padrone to the east. Although the coastline is mostly made up of sandy stretches of beach, west of Cape Recife is rocky and rugged, lending itself to some incredible dive sites, including Thunderbolt Reef. more

The Orange River offers plenty of canoeing, rafting and fly-fishing adventures for the intrepid traveller. Whether you seek a relaxing day out in the sunshine or a week-long white-water expedition, the Orange River is an exciting option. more

Kayaking is an easy-to-learn means of getting out on the water, be it a river, dam or ocean wave. Sturdy canoes seat one or two and afford an interactive experience, especially when viewing whales, dolphins, seals and penguins along the coast. more

Coasteering is a great way to explore the rugged South African coastline, combining various adventure disciplines for a great outdoor experience. Experienced tour guides will help you along the way, offering a variety of routes to suit your ability and agility. more

If you’ve always wanted to get underwater with sharks, there is no better destination in the world than South Africa. Cape Town and the Western Cape have particularly amazing offerings, with the Two Oceans Aquarium being one of the most accessible shark diving venues to consider. more

Mpumalanga is a well-established outdoor adventure destination and white water rafting is one of its premier adventure activities during the summer months when rain in the region is plentiful. The Olifants River is one of several rivers to consider and is favoured for it's strong rapids and thrill factor. more

Durban's Wave House Skatepark is the place for skateboarding, surfing, climbing and more. It's an action-packed mecca for the young and young at heart, a place where adventure, sports and entertainment combine, boasting a superb skateboarding store at which to stock up on equipment. more