Dive Spots

Ankers (Western Cape)

Ankers is partly sheltered from south westerly swell, and the entry area is more sheltered. The site may be diveable when access to other sites nearby is marginal. These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible to the public and are known dive locations to the locals from in and around the area, please respect their local fauna and flora, remember limit your catch and don’t catch your limit.

2024-08-28T11:44:16+02:00January 31, 2024|

Andre se Gat (Western Cape)

The dive site Andre se Gat or Nature Reserve is a shoreline rocky reef in the Rooi-els area on the east side of the Cape Peninsula, near Cape Town in the Western Cape province of South Africa. These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible to the public and are known dive locations to the locals from in and around the area, please respect their local fauna and flora, remember limit your catch and don’t catch [...]

2024-08-28T11:44:07+02:00January 31, 2024|

Albatross Rock (Western Cape)

This is a site that was mostly dived in the past on searches for wrecks of ships known to have sunk in the area after striking the reef. It might be dived to monitor the marine biodiversity of the area, but there are not many other reasons that come to mind. There are many reefs with more biodiversity and more spectacular topography within much easier reach of the popular launch sites. These areas are situated along the South African Coast [...]

2024-08-28T11:43:57+02:00January 31, 2024|

MV Afrikaner (Western Cape)

Southwest of Robben Island at the inshore edge of the northbound shipping lane. This site is in the Robben Island Marine Protected Area (2019). A permit is required. The dive site is a fairly recent wreck of a fishing vessel which ran aground off Robben Island and sank while being towed away. The vessel lies on its side and the hull is fractured in at least two places. These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible [...]

2024-08-28T11:40:17+02:00January 31, 2024|

Roxy’s (Eastern Cape)

These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible to the public and are known dive locations to the locals from in and around the area, please respect their local fauna and flora, remember limit your catch and don’t catch your limit.

2024-08-28T13:47:18+02:00January 29, 2024|

Raggie Sands (Eastern Cape)

These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible to the public and are known dive locations to the locals from in and around the area, please respect their local fauna and flora, remember limit your catch and don’t catch your limit.

2024-08-28T13:46:52+02:00January 29, 2024|

Phillip’s Reef (Eastern Cape)

These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible to the public and are known dive locations to the locals from in and around the area, please respect their local fauna and flora, remember limit your catch and don’t catch your limit.

2024-08-28T13:46:44+02:00January 29, 2024|

Padi Reef (Eastern Cape)

These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible to the public and are known dive locations to the locals from in and around the area, please respect their local fauna and flora, remember limit your catch and don’t catch your limit.

2024-08-28T13:46:38+02:00January 29, 2024|

Mark 4 Safepoint/Mark 4 Wall (Eastern Cape)

These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible to the public and are known dive locations to the locals from in and around the area, please respect their local fauna and flora, remember limit your catch and don’t catch your limit.

2024-08-28T13:46:34+02:00January 29, 2024|

SAS Haerlem wreck (Eastern Cape)

These areas are situated along the South African Coast and are accessible to the public and are known dive locations to the locals from in and around the area, please respect their local fauna and flora, remember limit your catch and don’t catch your limit.

2024-08-28T13:46:30+02:00January 29, 2024|
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