Carcharhinus amblyrhynchosCurrent-aware channel and thila planning for confident divers interested in observing grey reef sharks calmly and without baiting.
A streamlined requiem shark with a dark trailing edge on the tail, a pale underside and a rounded snout. Adults are commonly around 1.5–2 metres.
Grey reef sharks patrol current-facing reef edges and channels. They often conserve energy in the flow and should be observed without pursuit or baiting.
Endangered — IUCN Red List; fishing pressure and slow reproduction make populations vulnerable.
Our conservation approachWe’ll match season, region and dive style while keeping every encounter realistic and respectful.