Travel to San Francisco's Farallon Islands Aboard the 65 ft Derek M Baylis

Our 2015 California shark diving season gets underway Saturday, October 3 and continues on select weekend dates through November 14. Online booking is now available through a new partnership with Zozi.

This year, shark divers and topside observers will travel to the home of some of the world's biggest white sharks aboard the Derek M Baylis, the same luxury custom-built sailboat utilized by the Sanctuary's long-time shark taggers.  The vessel's large deck, comfortable interior and superior stability makes her an excellent platform for offshore shark diving and research. 

Cage divers pay $825 for an all-day adventure that departs from San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf.  No dive certification is required. We utilize a floating cage and surface-supplied air and each trip is staffed with a certified dive instructor.  Those content to observe sharks and other Sanctuary wildlife from the deck pay just $475. For more information contact Incredible Adventures at 800-644-7382.

Fun to Watch, But More Fun to Fly

MAKS 2015 Featured Incredible Performances

This year's MAKS Air Show featured incredible performances by some of Russia's top demonstration teams.  IA's Greg Claxton was at the late August show with IA clients and fellow adventure team members.  We've posted one of the videos Greg captured to the IA Facebook page.

We're sure many at the show looked to the sky and wondered what it must be like to perform rolls, loops and other spectacular maneuvers in a legendary MiG fighter jet, but we know Nicole didn't. She flew a MiG over Russia with Incredible Adventures several years ago and still remembers every incredible moment.

Contact Incredible Adventures today to schedule your own MiG-29 flying adventure and you'll star in your own "air show" video.  Each MiGs over Russia package includes both high-definition video footage and still photography.  Prices range from $17,000 to $26,000+.

Have You Seen Any Sharks Lately?

Report Shark Sightings to Help Scientists

Please join us in supporting SharkBase, a citizen science project lead by Dr. Ryan Kempster, a shark biologist with the University of Western Australia. SharkBase is a global shark encounter database established to assist scientists in mapping the distribution of sharks worldwide, with the help of the public. Take a moment to report past shark sightings and you'll be helping sharks! Even if you haven't yet seen a shark in the wild, you can help SharkBase by reporting sightings you see in the news or on the internet.  You can view a short video about the project here.  Visit www.shark-base.org for more information.