Nestled in the heart of a biodiversity hotspot, Cape RADD and Impact Divers have forged a symbiotic partnership that epitomizes the pinnacle of marine exploration and education. Their joint venture is more than just a collaboration; it’s a seamless integration of expertise and passion for the ocean between marine scientists Read more…
In 2019, Cape RADD proudly took the helm as the official champion of the False Bay Hope Spot. Embarking on a journey to spotlight the extraordinary beauty and biodiversity that graces this remarkable region. Fast forward to the 10th of February 2024, we welcomed ‘Her Deepness,’ Dr Sylvia Earle, the Read more…
Video footage of a juvenile oarfish swimming in South Africa
As of late quite a bit of research has been done on white shark behavioural patterns, more specifically white shark predation and deterrents by orcas, which have become a point of interest. The orca (Orcinus orca) has been known to be one of the most intelligent predators on the planet. Read more…
Whether you’re looking to gain experience in marine biology, interested in learning more about yourself or simply looking to broaden your horizons, then a marine biology gap year program could be perfect for you. There are a great number of advantages to stepping out of your comfort zone and taking Read more…
What’s black and white and sounds like a jackass? You guessed it! The African Penguin, Spheniscus demersus, is one of the charismatic South African Marine Big 5 – also consisting of the Bottlenose dolphin, the Southern Right whale, Cape Fur seal and the famous Great White shark! They’re also known Read more…
Are you intrigued by the mysteries beneath the waves? If so, exploring with Cape RADD could be an eye-opening adventure for you. Through eco-tourism, you develop a deeper understanding of the marine environment and the need to protect it. Nestled within the heart of a mesmerizing landscape, False Bay stands Read more…
What is the first thing you think of when you hear the term, “sea sponge?” Sponge Bob, right?! Well, you wouldn’t be the only one who seems to have a picture of Sponge Bob living under the sea. Although both sponges, major differences exist between the two, the most obvious Read more…
Learn more about the Kelp Forests of False Bay in this educational blog.
While out doing a survey dive for the Cape RADD SCUBA for Science project, our divers had a rare encounter that left us in awe: a graceful John Dory (Zeus Capensis) fish swimming through the cool and calm waters at Long Beach in Simon’s Town. This predatory fish, known for Read more…