Two currents embrace this magnificent part of the country, which means that diving can be carried out throughout the year in two different environments that are within sight of each other.  This makes the Peninsula a unique dive stop in Southern Africa, and possibly the world.

The coast is a graveyard of shipwrecks, most of which met there fate during stormy winter nights and many interesting wreck dives can be done from the boat and from the shore. Kelp beds are dense and plentiful and take some getting used to.