Shark Diving In Dubai: Come Face To Face With Sharks

Dubai lets you come face to face with the most dangerous predator underwater with 750 pounds, with 300 teeth sharper than a razor and enough to tear anything apart with its Shark diving in Dubai activity. 

It is definitely something you are looking for, and you are going to love the feeling as you feel your heart pounding and adrenaline rushing through your veins. Even though it sounds scary and may send a chill down your spine, but its absolutely safe and a lot of fun. 

Shark Diving In Dubai At Dubai Aquarium

The most fascinating thing about the Dubai Aquarium is that it is the largest suspended water tank in the world which has a total of 300 sharks in the Rays tank and is home to approximately 33000 aquatic marine life, so you can imagine what you are in for. 

You will find some of the unique creatures inside the water, including Tawny Nurse Sharks, Leopard Sharks, Stingrays, Sand Tiger Sharks, and plenty of other aquatic creatures, as you experience the thrilling adventure inside a Shark walker in Dubai Aquarium. 

People often look for Shark cage diving Dubai, which is actually the Shark walker in Dubai Aquarium. The reason why it’s called Shark Cage Diving Dubai is because you will be put inside a cage where you can witness these majestic creatures. Well, that makes sense because if you are outside the cage, it will be like being in an ocean, waiting for these beautiful yet deadly creatures to eat you up. Since you will be locked inside the cage, it will ensure your utmost safety while you take on the Dubai Aquarium Shark Dive activity.

If you are wondering that you might have to become a certified diver for doing Shark Diving in Dubai, but that is not the case because anyone above the age of 10 can undergo this thrilling activity. Everything will be under expert supervision so you don’t need to worry about a thing. 

Shark Diving In Dubai Price

Shark Diving: AED 790(INR 17879)

Shark Cage Walker: AED 620(14031)

Tips For Shark Walker In Dubai Aquarium

• You will be provided with a set of equipment including a mask, wet suit, fins, and other safety gear. 
• Your guide will provide you with all the necessary information.
• Do not try to feed the shark as it will be both risky for you and the shark.