Diving with a species
Where to dive with Tiger Shark
- 9 dive sites
- 7 countries
- 1 species
Bikini Atoll is the most extreme of the nine tiger shark sites: a wreck at 55 metres requiring trimix, with 30 metres of visibility and water at 29 °C. At the other end sits Tiger Beach, at 10 metres. Two are baited shark dives — Beqa Lagoon and Nassau — and two are World Heritage, Bikini and Ningaloo Reef.
Where
Places come from reviewed species-place links; the species shown at each place are only those in this group.
Rocky reef
Aliwal Shoal
South Africa
South AfricaUp to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
15 m23 °C
Tiger Shark
See dive siteShark feeding
Beqa Lagoon (Shark Dive)
Fiji
FijiUp to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
20 m27 °C
Tiger Shark
See dive siteUNESCO
Deep wreck
Bikini Atoll
Marshall Islands
Marshall IslandsUp to 55 m · Technical (Trimix)
30 m29 °C
Drift reef
Jupiter (shark drift diving)
United States
United StatesUp to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
25 m26 °C
Tiger Shark
See dive siteShark feeding
Nassau (shark diving)
Bahamas
BahamasUp to 20 m · Advanced Open Water
25 m27 °C
Tiger Shark
See dive siteUNESCO
Coastal reef
Ningaloo Reef
Australia
AustraliaUp to 25 m · Open Water
20 m25 °C
Reef/Pelagic
Ponta do Ouro
Mozambique
MozambiqueUp to 30 m · Advanced Open Water
15 m24 °C
Tiger Shark
See dive siteDeep rocky reef
Protea Banks
South Africa
Up to 40 m · Advanced
15 m22 °C
Tiger Shark
See dive siteOpen sandy bottom
Tiger Beach
Bahamas
Up to 10 m · Advanced (shark diving)
28 m25 °C
Tiger Shark
See dive site