Frequently Asked Questions
Are the sharks dangerous during the expeditions??
Sharks are naturally curious not aggressive. Following the guide's instructions and respecting the sharks ensures a safe and rewarding encounter
What safety measures are in place during the expedition?
All expeditions are led by experienced professionals, with briefings on shark behavior, safety protocols, and proper diving techniques.
What should I do if a shark gets too close?
Stay calm, maintain eye contact, and avoid sudden movements. Trust your guide's instructions at all times.
What should I wear to minimize risks?
Avoid shiny jewelry or bright colors, which may attract attention. Wear full-body wetsuits for protection, These information and education will also be giving in the briefing and presentations about shark’s behaviour and the marine ecosystem
What kind of expeditions does Nereus Expedition offer?
We provide ethical scuba diving experiences encountering the marine life up-close, We are heavily focused on education/awareness led diving expeditions where you will learn about the marine animals while diving with them at a safe distance.
What’s the group size on each trip?
To ensure safety and personalized attention, we keep group sizes small, usually between 6-10 participants.
Can beginners participate in shark dives?
Yes, as long as they hold an Open-water diving certification and attend a safety briefing beforehand.
Is there an age limit for the expeditions?
Participants must be at least 10 years old (According to the most diving organizations) for diving and should be accompanied with an Adult
Are expeditions accessible for people with disabilities?
We strive to accommodate everyone. Please contact us in advance to discuss any specific needs or adjustments