Rodney Fox

The Rodney Fox Team is a long established and respected operation for cage diving with great white sharks in South Australia. You are in very safe hands for this incredible experience of a lifetime!

There are itineraries of varying durations available: 2-5 night cruises which focus on surface cage diving and ocean floor cage dives for certified divers. Swimming with seals is also usually part of each itinerary. Winter cruises involve some great white shark cage diving plus they coincide with Australian cuttlefish mating season and also involve sea lions, plus leafy and weedy sea dragons!

Rodney Fox is a 32m monohull motor vessel which accommodates up to 18 guests. Most of the cabins are on the upper deck and share bathrooms, but there is also a Master cabin featuring an ensuite bathroom. All cabins feature their own TV and DVD player for in-room entertainment. There is a spacious air-conditioned lounge with bar where meals are served, and a sundeck where guests can watch the in-water action or relax and chat about the amazing sights they have seen.

The boat's unique feature is the submersible shark cage which can be lowered to the ocean floor with excited certified divers inside. All trips depart from and return to Port Lincoln, a 40 minute flight from Adelaide.

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Notes: These expeditions are open for all ages, although we recommend children are at least 8 years old and able to cope in an adult environment.

Dive experience: There is no diving experience required for surface cage diving or of course, viewing the sharks topside from the boat. For ocean floor cage - divers must have PADI Open Water or equivalent certification.

Cruise price per person includes: Cabin accommodation, breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, drinking water, soft drinks, hot drinks, transfers to the boat from Marina Hotel only, cage dives, tanks, hookah, weights and weightbelts, fins, hood, booties, all port and park fees, internet access, all taxes.

Cruise price per person excludes (mandatory, unless customer provides own): Wetsuit, BCD, regulator rental (US$ 12 each per day), park fees (US$ 27 per day). Unless otherwise stated, all the listed items need to be paid on arrival.
Masks and snorkles: These are not available for rent but can be purchased on board. Or guests can bring their own.

Optional extras: Alcoholic drinks, dive insurance. Unless otherwise stated, all the listed items need to be paid on arrival. Note: prices of items purchased onboard are subject to change.

How to get there: The Neptune Islands are located in Spencer Gulf, South Australia. Both islands have large breeding colonies of protected long-nosed fur seals, which attract the great white sharks. There is also a colony of rare breeding Australian sea lions on the smaller North East Island.
Arrival in Port Lincoln: You can get there by flying to Adelaide and then on to Port Lincoln. The following airlines usually offer direct international flights to Adelaide: Emirates, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Air New Zealand and Malaysian Airlines. There are also flights from all major Australian cities to Adelaide. Qantas and Regional Express Airlines provide regular daily flights (45 minutes) from Adelaide to Port Lincoln. The alternative is a 7 hour drive or a 10 hour bus ride. From Port Lincoln Airport you take a taxi (AUD 19) to Lincoln Cove Marina, or the Port Lincoln Airport Shuttle.
Boarding/Departure: Passengers should arrive at the Rodney Fox, Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln. The boat departure time from the marina varies depending on the itinerary - see details in each trip itinerary above.
The final cage dive will end at around 3 pm on the last day of the trip, and the liveaboard arrives back at the marina at 8 pm. Depending on the itinerary, guests disembark at 8 pm, or 8 am on the following morning - see details in each trip itinerary above. Please wait at least 18 hours before flying after diving.
All guests boarding the MV Rodney Fox must bring their own mask and snorkel (for Australian sea lion dive) or purchase from onboard.

Diving Environment: Water temperatures vary between 14-22°C / 57-72°F so make sure you arrange for exposure suits and accessories including the recommended 7 mm plush-lined warm wetsuit with hood, boots and gloves. You can expect visibility of over 20m both at the surface and on the ocean floor. The depths of the ocean floor cage vary but average 18m so you need at least your PADI Open Water certificate (or equivalent) to partake in these experiences. No certificate is needed for surface cage diving.

Non-diver rate: Non-divers (surface cage only or spectator) - 25-30% discount from the published price, depending on the cabin type and trip duration; please ask for details.

Single supplement (if you do not want to share accommodation): This is optional - single travellers may choose to share a cabin or pay a supplement of the normal published price for their own cabin. Prices vary between a 40-70% supplement, depending on the cabin type and trip duration; please ask for details.

Dive clubs and group discounts: Pay for 6 guests and 1 extra person can join the cruise free of charge (total 7 guests).

Whole boat charter rate (per night): There is no published whole boat charter price. Prices will vary depending on the composition of the group (bottom cage divers, surface cage divers and non-divers). Please check with us if you wish the charter the whole boat.

Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (4 Days / 3 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving).

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln in the evening and board the Rodney Fox. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew and of course a fascinating talk about the sharks. Dinner will be served as you depart for the night’s anchorage at a location near the next days' activities.

Days 2-3
Enjoy the scenery while the Rodney Fox through Thorny Passage and then stops at the Hopkins Islands where you will have a chance to snorkel/dive with sea lions, or simply take some nice pictures of seals and dolphins from the boat. There is a continental breakfast and, once anchored at the Neptune Islands, the shark cage is deployed in the water while divers listen to the dive briefing. This is what you are here for: a close encounter with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. The day is not over yet: after a buffet dinner you can learn more about these incredible predators with a research presentation in the evening.

Day 4
Early morning breakfast and then more shark viewing and diving at Neptune Islands in the morning. Buffet lunch, then the engines start at 3 pm. Dinner is served as the boat arrives back at Port Lincoln for disembarkation.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (4 Days / 3 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving).

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln at 10:15 am and board the Rodney Fox at 10:30 am. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew. After leaving the Marina, you'll pass through the stunning Thorny Passage, then stop off at Hopkins Island for a snorkel with its adorable Australian sea lions Then it's cruise time to the Neptune Islands Marine Park, drop anchor, and set up for cage diving tomorrow. There is time to relax, unwind, talk about the day while enjoying dinner, and of course engage in a fascinating talk about the sharks, then retire to your cabin.

Days 2-3
There is a continental breakfast and then the shark cage activities begin. This is what you are here for: close encounters with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. After a buffet dinner you can relax, unwind, or talk about the day while checking out the amazing night sky.

Day 4
Early morning breakfast and then more shark viewing and diving at Neptune Islands in the morning. Buffet lunch, then the engines start at 3 pm. Dinner is served as the boat arrives back at Port Lincoln at 8 pm for disembarkation.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (6 Days / 5 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving). Giant cuttelfish spawning, leafy seadragons.

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln at 6:15 pm and board the Rodney Fox at 6:30 pm. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew and of course a fascinating talk about the sharks. Dinner will be served as you depart for the night’s anchorage at a location near the next days' activities.

Days 2-5
Enjoy the scenery while the Rodney Fox through Thorny Passage and then stops at the Hopkins Islands where you will have a chance to snorkel/dive with sea lions, or simply take some nice pictures of seals and dolphins from the boat. There is a continental breakfast and, once anchored at the Neptune Islands, the shark cage is deployed in the water while divers listen to the dive briefing. This is what you are here for: a close encounter with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. The day is not over yet: after a buffet dinner you can learn more about these incredible predators with a research presentation in the evening.
One full day is dedicated to finding icon species and island walking. These include the Giant Australian Cuttlefish spawning (land based), long-nosed fur seals, Australian Sea Lions, and Leafy Sea Dragons at the Tumby Bay Jetty.

Day 6
Early morning breakfast and then more shark viewing and diving at Neptune Islands in the morning. Buffet lunch, then the engines start at 3 pm. Dinner is served as the boat arrives back at Port Lincoln at 8 pm for disembarkation.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (10 Days / 9 Nights - 6 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Kangaroo Island (leafy seadragons), Upper Spencer Gulf (giant cuttlefish spawning), Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving).

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln in the evening and board the Rodney Fox. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew and of course a fascinating talk about the sharks. Dinner will be served as you depart for the night’s anchorage at a location near the next days' activities.

Days 2-9
Enjoy the scenery while the Rodney Fox through Thorny Passage and then stops at the Hopkins Islands where you will have a chance to snorkel/dive with sea lions, or simply take some nice pictures of seals and dolphins from the boat. There is a continental breakfast and, once anchored at the Neptune Islands, the shark cage is deployed in the water while divers listen to the dive briefing. This is what you are here for: a close encounter with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. The day is not over yet: after a buffet dinner you can learn more about these incredible predators with a research presentation in the evening.
Plenty of time is dedicated to finding and scuba diving with icon species and island walking. These include the giant Australian cuttlefish spawning at Upper Spencer Gulf, long-nosed fur seals, Australian sea lions, and leafy seadragons at the jetties of Kangaroo Island.
On the penultimate day there will be more shark viewing and then the engines start in the late afternoon as you head back to port.

Day 10
Early morning breakfast and then disembark at Port Lincoln.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (4 Days / 3 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving).

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln at 8:15 pm and board the Rodney Fox at 8:30 pm. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew and of course a fascinating talk about the sharks. Dinner will be served as you depart for the night’s anchorage at a location near the next days' activities.

Days 2-3
Enjoy the scenery while the Rodney Fox through Thorny Passage and then stops at the Hopkins Islands where you will have a chance to snorkel/dive with sea lions, or simply take some nice pictures of seals and dolphins from the boat. There is a continental breakfast and, once anchored at the Neptune Islands, the shark cage is deployed in the water while divers listen to the dive briefing. This is what you are here for: a close encounter with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. The day is not over yet: after a buffet dinner you can learn more about these incredible predators with a research presentation in the evening.
On the penultimate day there will be more shark viewing and then the engines start in the late afternoon as you head back to port.

Day 4
Early morning breakfast and then disembark at Port Lincoln.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (6 Days / 5 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving)

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln at 8:15 pm and board the Rodney Fox at 8:30 pm. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew and of course a fascinating talk about the sharks. Dinner will be served as you depart for the night’s anchorage at a location near the next days' activities.

Days 2-5
Enjoy the scenery while the Rodney Fox through Thorny Passage and then stops at the Hopkins Islands where you will have a chance to snorkel/dive with sea lions, or simply take some nice pictures of seals and dolphins from the boat. There is a continental breakfast and, once anchored at the Neptune Islands, the shark cage is deployed in the water while divers listen to the dive briefing. This is what you are here for: a close encounter with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. The day is not over yet: after a buffet dinner you can learn more about these incredible predators with a research presentation in the evening.
On the penultimate day there will be more shark viewing and then the engines start in the late afternoon as you head back to port.

Day 6
Early morning breakfast and then disembark at Port Lincoln at 8 am.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (Photo Workshop) (6 Days / 5 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on photography, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving). Giant cuttelfish spawning, leafy seadragons.

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln at 6:15 pm and board the Rodney Fox at 6:30 pm. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew and of course a fascinating talk about the sharks. Dinner will be served as you depart for the night’s anchorage at a location near the next days' activities.

Days 2-5
A special 6-day live-aboard expedition hosted by 2 of Australia's most awarded and celebrated underwater photographers Matty Smith and Jayne Jenkins. Onboard this special trip expect photography presentations and hands-on help to improve your photography and picture editing! This is perfect for absolute beginners through to more advanced photographers. Join in with your DSLR, simple point and shoot set up, or even your smartphone.
Enjoy the scenery while the Rodney Fox through Thorny Passage and then stops at the Hopkins Islands where you will have a chance to snorkel/dive with sea lions, or simply take some nice pictures of seals and dolphins from the boat. There is a continental breakfast and, once anchored at the Neptune Islands, the shark cage is deployed in the water while divers listen to the dive briefing. This is what you are here for: a close encounter with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. The day is not over yet: after a buffet dinner you can learn more about these incredible predators with a research presentation in the evening.
One full day is dedicated to finding icon species and island walking. These include the Giant Australian Cuttlefish spawning (land based), long-nosed fur seals, Australian Sea Lions, and Leafy Sea Dragons at the Tumby Bay Jetty.

Day 6
Early morning breakfast and then more shark viewing and diving at Neptune Islands in the morning. Buffet lunch, then the engines start at 3 pm. Dinner is served as the boat arrives back at Port Lincoln at 8 pm for disembarkation.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (5 Days / 4 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving)

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln at 6:15 pm and board the Rodney Fox at 6:30 pm. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew and of course a fascinating talk about the sharks. Dinner will be served as you depart for the night’s anchorage at a location near the next days' activities.

Days 2-4
Enjoy the scenery while the Rodney Fox through Thorny Passage and then stops at the Hopkins Islands where you will have a chance to snorkel/dive with sea lions, or simply take some nice pictures of seals and dolphins from the boat. There is a continental breakfast and, once anchored at the Neptune Islands, the shark cage is deployed in the water while divers listen to the dive briefing. This is what you are here for: a close encounter with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. The day is not over yet: after a buffet dinner you can learn more about these incredible predators with a research presentation in the evening.
There will also be an opportunity to find icon species and walk in the islands. These include the long-nosed fur seals, Australian Sea Lions, sea birds and reptiles.
On the penultimate day there will be more shark viewing and then the engines start in the late afternoon as you head back to port.

Day 5
Early morning breakfast and then disembark at Port Lincoln at 8 am.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (Special Trip) (5 Days / 4 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving)

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln in the evening and board the Rodney Fox. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew and of course a fascinating talk about the sharks. Dinner will be served as you depart for the night’s anchorage at a location near the next days' activities.

Days 2-4
This special great white shark expedition and course in shark biology will be hosted by Dr. Alessandro De Maddalena, one of the world’s foremost shark experts. At this time of year the giant female sharks are more likely to visit, so this cruise is perfect for guests who are looking for an intimate experience, to maximise their time at sea, and to learn a lot about great whites. Alessandro will share his immense knowledge of shark biology with a series of fabulous presentations throughout, and a fun time is had by all.
Enjoy the scenery while the Rodney Fox through Thorny Passage and then stops at the Hopkins Islands where you will have a chance to snorkel/dive with sea lions, or simply take some nice pictures of seals and dolphins from the boat. There is a continental breakfast and, once anchored at the Neptune Islands, the shark cage is deployed in the water while divers listen to the dive briefing. This is what you are here for: a close encounter with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. The day is not over yet: after a buffet dinner you can learn more about these incredible predators with a research presentation in the evening.
Time is dedicated to finding icon species and island walking. These include the long-nosed fur seals, Australian Sea Lions, sea birds and reptiles.

Day 5
Early morning breakfast and then more shark viewing and diving at Neptune Islands in the morning. Buffet lunch, then the engines start at 3 pm. Dinner is served as the boat arrives back at Port Lincoln for disembarkation.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (4 Days / 3 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving).

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln at 1 pm and board the Rodney Fox at 1:30 pm. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew. After leaving the Marina, you'll pass through the stunning Thorny Passage, then stop off at Hopkins Island for a snorkel with its adorable Australian sea lions Then it's cruise time to the Neptune Islands Marine Park, drop anchor, and set up for cage diving tomorrow. There is time to relax, unwind, talk about the day while enjoying dinner, and of course engage in a fascinating talk about the sharks, then retire to your cabin.

Days 2-3
There is a continental breakfast and then the shark cage activities begin. This is what you are here for: close encounters with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. After a buffet dinner you can relax, unwind, or talk about the day while checking out the amazing night sky.

Day 4
Early morning breakfast and then more shark viewing and diving at Neptune Islands in the morning. Buffet lunch, then the engines start at 3 pm. Dinner is served as the boat arrives back at Port Lincoln at 8 pm for disembarkation.

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Neptune Islands, Great White Sharks (5 Days / 4 Nights - 1 Dives)

Trip highlights: great white sharks, seals/sea lions, onboard experts on great white sharks

Diving environment: advanced divers, beginner divers, cage diving, caverns, drift diving, healthy reefs, off the beaten track, very popular, wall diving, wreck diving

Dive sites and activities: Hopkins Island (seal swim), Neptune Islands (shark viewing and diving including ocean floor cage diving). Other prices are available for those who only wish to participate in surface cage diving or to watch, no dive certification needed (not ocean floor cage diving).

Day 1
You will meet at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln at 10 am and board the Rodney Fox at 10:30 am. There will be a boat and safety briefing, including an introduction to all the crew. After leaving the Marina, you'll pass through the stunning Thorny Passage, then stop off at Hopkins Island for a snorkel with its adorable Australian sea lions Then it's cruise time to the Neptune Islands Marine Park, drop anchor, and set up for cage diving tomorrow. There is time to relax, unwind, talk about the day while enjoying dinner, and of course engage in a fascinating talk about the sharks, then retire to your cabin.

Days 2-4
There is a continental breakfast and then the shark cage activities begin. This is what you are here for: close encounters with the most famous and yet most unknown underwater creature, the great white shark. Your first time in the cage might be overwhelming but there are further in-cage opportunities in the afternoon to shoot more pictures of these hunting creatures, after lunch. After a buffet dinner you can relax, unwind, or talk about the day while checking out the amazing night sky.

Day 5
Early morning breakfast and then more shark viewing and diving at Neptune Islands in the morning. Buffet lunch, then the engines start at 3 pm. Dinner is served as the boat arrives back at Port Lincoln at 8 pm for disembarkation.

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[Information is best estimate in ideal circumstances and subject to changes beyond our control. The itinerary is a guide only and may be adapted to best suit the weather, tides, currents, availability and other prevailing events. Price is for the cruise, not for an exact number of dives].

There are 9 cabins - 6 twin/double bed cabins (double bed and single bunk) and 1 Master double bed cabin on the upper deck, and 2 lower deck twin bunk cabins. The Master cabin has a private ensuite bathroom; the other cabins share other bathrooms - 4 on the main deck and 1 on the upper deck.

All the cabins have: No. of bathrooms / showers - 6 / 5 - hot water

Customer reviews:

"Awsome staff. Great overall operation. I loved every minute of it!! Dive The World gave great communication and always answered my questions immediately." - Vincent Pedrini, USA, 30 April 2023 ...