Florida Shark Diving

I went and they told me they hadnt used the cage since January. Luckily i caught that in the speech n had them take me back. Was not happy with them. Over 20 emails with the subject "cage diving" and they didnt bring a cage. Not a very happy birthday to me.

I believe they can accommodate you depending on how courageous you are. They run out a rope for people to hang onto while floating so if stay near the boat you dont really have to swim at all. They also have a cage option.

You dont need the cage. I took my wife and 2 young sons and we had a great time. The safety diver makes sure to keep the sharks at their distance. Very professional.

No i just went yest and there is no cage!!But there is 2 safety swimmers and they are vary safe it was most definitely an amazing trip!!

Yes there is, and to note the EMP That your camera gives off gives you the opportunity for some really good photos of the sharks that will be near you

And $95 to view

Yes. My kids went with me and they are 15 and 12.

We saw bull sharks and reef sharks when we went. It's a great experience no matter what kind of sharks they have out there. The tour is awesome, the tour guides are knowledgeable, and it's just an epic experience all around. I highly recommend.

Chilly after you get out of the water. Water is warmer than the air right now... Bring something warm to wear that can get wet. There's no "cabin" in the boat so you are out in the open. Fantastic experience though! Will be doing again!

I don't know about the parent part but my daughter is only 12 and she got to swim with the sharks.

We did ours in the afternoon and had a lot of sharks show up.

It's $195 pr person, and well worth it. https://floridasharkdiving.com/florida-shark-diving-shark-diving-trips/

As of last year when we went, they had zero incidents. It was amazing, so I wouldn't overthink it. ;)

Chuck T is correct. I paid the same amount. For 2 people I paid $150 deposit + $240 when we got there for total of $390

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Website says $195/person to dive, $95 just to view from the boat.

Excellent! We have great Shark Diving year round! The spring is a great time for both high numbers of sharks (Bull, Tiger, Great Hanlmmerhead, and Lemon Sharks) are the most frequently seen then!

Yes it is! There are more shark species when the waters are warm. The shark species change during the year moving to warm and cold waters. But all year round is good for going diving!

Nope, me and my fiance did this a couple of weeks ago! It's all snorkeling! No one on our trip used the cage either, it was the most incredible thing I've ever seen in my life, I highly recommend it. We had about 15 bull sharks on our trip. They start off timid, but by the end, they were bumping into our flippers! I panicked initially when I entered the water as I was the first one in apart from the photographer and felt like I couldn't breathe because I had never used a snorkel before, but once I calmed down, it was amazing. I was the first one in and the last one out! I recommend using the provided wet suits though, not for the water because it was warm, but I opted not to use one and kept getting stung by clear jelly fish things.