Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions offers an unforgettable six-day live-aboard expedition in Regional South Australia, perfect for adventure seekers and wildlife enthusiasts. This expedition includes five days of peak great white shark diving, an Australian sea lion dive, and a tour around the Neptune Island long-nosed fur seal colonies.

What makes this time of year special is the extreme shark reliability and optimal photographic conditions. With near 100% reliability of productive sharks in over ten years and typically good visibility and strong daylight, this expedition provides the perfect opportunity to capture stunning images of these magnificent creatures.

The adventure begins at the Marina Hotel, Port Lincoln, where you will meet the crew at 6.15 PM and officially welcome aboard at 6.30 pm. After a safety talk and induction, you will head to your cabins to unload your belongings before enjoying a delicious dinner.

During the expedition, you will have the opportunity to dive in both the surface cage and the ocean floor cage, with priority given to seeing the sharks in the surface cage first. You will also have the chance to snorkel/dive with Australian sea lions, go walking around the Neptune Islands, and relax onboard under the stars.

This expedition is not just about diving with great white sharks; it''s also about learning and appreciating these magnificent creatures. Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions offers a shark research talk, where you can learn about the latest shark research and photography.

Close-up animal encounters are rare and precious, and Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions provides an opportunity of a lifetime. As a We Wander partner, they are committed to providing unique and inspiring animal encounter experiences, allowing you to connect with Australia''s incredible wildlife.

In summary, Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to dive with Great White Sharks, meet Australian sea lions, and explore the Neptune Islands. With extreme shark reliability, optimal photographic conditions, and close-up animal encounters, this expedition is not to be missed.