SHARK DIVING & SNORKELING
EXPEDITIONS
DIVE WITH SHARKS. LEARN ABOUT SHARKS.
RESEARCH AND PROTECT SHARKS.
Join Shark Guardian on unforgettable shark diving expeditions in some of the most breathtaking marine environments on the planet. These trips are more than just encounters with sharks—they're immersive, conservation-focused experiences designed to educate, inspire, and empower divers and snorkelers to become ambassadors for shark protection.
Each expedition is guided by ethical practices, science, and local partnerships that ensure we leave a positive impact on the places we visit and the sharks we encounter. Whether you're swimming alongside whale sharks in Thailand, diving with thresher sharks in the Philippines, or joining a liveaboard in the Maldives, you're contributing to global shark conservation efforts with every fin kick.
UPCOMING SHARK GUARDIAN EXPEDITION TRIPS
SNORKELING WITH SHARKS, THAILAND
November 2025 - April 2026
S.H.A.R.K. Guardian code of practice
S – Stay neutral: Practice perfect buoyancy to protect reefs and marine life.
H – Hands off: Never touch sharks, marine life or corals.
A – Avoid interference: Do not feed, chase, or redirect sharks—observe natural behavior.
R – Respect the environment: Treat all marine life and habitats with respect and consideration.
K – Keep it ethical: Follow responsible diving practices that prioritize safety and conservation.
NOT JUST ABOUT DIVING WITH SHARKS.
EDUCATION. AWARENESS. CONSERVATION.
Shark Education
Shark scuba diving expeditions go far beyond the excitement of encountering these majestic creatures—they're immersive learning experiences. Guided by expert dive leaders and marine biologists, you'll discover fascinating details about different shark species, their behaviors, and their essential roles within the ocean ecosystem. From exploring the evolutionary journey of sharks to understanding how whitetip reef sharks differ from Galápagos sharks, or how tiger sharks compare to bull sharks and whale sharks, these expeditions offer a deeper appreciation of the diversity beneath the surface.
In addition to unforgettable encounters, these trips also spotlight critical shark conservation efforts. You'll gain insight into the challenges sharks face and the importance of protecting these apex predators and their habitats. By diving into their world, you'll come away with a renewed sense of connection to the ocean and a greater understanding of why preserving marine biodiversity is vital for future generations.
Shark Research and citizen science
Shark research is the scientific study of shark species, focusing on their behavior, biology, habitats, and movements throughout the ocean. It aims to understand how sharks live, feed, reproduce, and interact with their environment, providing crucial insights into both shark populations and the broader health of marine ecosystems. Researchers use a variety of methods, including tagging and satellite tracking to monitor shark migrations, genetic studies to explore species diversity, and population surveys to assess abundance and health.
Ultimately, shark research provides the evidence needed to guide conservation efforts, influence policy, and ensure that sharks—and the oceans they help regulate—are protected for future generations.
Overcoming fears and personal growth
Shark diving offers more than just adventure—it’s a powerful opportunity for personal growth, education, and conservation awareness. For many, the experience helps overcome fear and build confidence, all within a safe and professionally guided environment. As divers encounter magnificent species like whale sharks, tiger sharks, hammerheads, and Caribbean reef sharks, they gain a deeper appreciation for these misunderstood animals and their vital role in the ocean. Regular expeditions to world-renowned shark diving destinations provide life-changing experiences that not only inspire courage and resilience but also promote the importance of protecting sharks and their habitats for future generations.
Shark Guardian shark diving ethical code of conduct
Shark Guardian’s Shark Diving Code of Conduct is built on the principle of observing sharks as naturally as possible in their wild, untouched environment. We do not feed, touch, or attempt to redirect or alter shark behavior in any way. Our goal is to promote safe, respectful, and non-intrusive encounters that allow sharks to behave naturally without interference. This ethical approach extends beyond sharks to the entire marine ecosystem—our divers are expected to maintain excellent buoyancy control, avoid contact with marine life, and ensure that reefs are never touched or damaged. Every dive is guided by a deep respect for the ocean and its inhabitants, reinforcing our commitment to responsible and conservation-minded diving.