They told us the segment featuring our Hard Hat Adventures would air June 27th. We announced it on Facebook. Then the good folks at NBC TV's Today Show said "nevermind", the story has been bumped to July.  When in July, we have no clue.

If you're a regular Today Show viewer, please keep an eye out for a story featuring reporter Jenna Wolfe driving an excavator. If you're not, keep watching this newsletter for a link to the video story after it airs.

Better yet, schedule your own Hard Hat Adventure and discover what makes driving a bulldozer, excavator and skid steer loader an incredible Florida adventure. Pricing starts at $421 but our favorite adventure retails for $1678. 

(Blame Florida sales tax for the strange pricing. Whenever possible, we include any taxes or extra fees in our published pricing. We don't like being surprised by extra fees when we buy something and don't think you do either.)

October Dive Date Added

If you want to lounge in a beach chair, play a game of sand volleyball, and catch a great sunset, Siesta Key Beach in Sarasota, Florida is the place to go. It was recently named the number one beach in the US by Dr Beach.

If you want a beach vacation packed with adrenaline, plan a trip with Incredible Adventures to the number one beach for shark diving. Tiger Beach is the underwater playground of big tiger sharks, reef sharks and lemon sharks.  Located beneath the sea some 20 miles off the coast of Grand Bahama Island, the spot is known for its shallow water, sandy bottom and large shark population.

While we can't guarantee you'll see sharks on any shark trip, since nature is impossible to control, we've never not seen sharks in the Bahamas.

We have two tiger shark dive dates coming up soon:  July 25th is sold out, but space is still available on our July 31st trip.  We just added a trip October 15th and will be announcing additional "public trips" soon.

The cost for individuals to cage dive in the Bahamas is $875. Topside viewers pay $375. No dive experience is required. For more info, contact us by email or phone.

Private charters are $8750 and can be arranged virtually anytime, as long as we have sufficient notice.

Naturalist Training Set for July

NOAA, the government agency that oversees the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary where our San Francisco Great White Shark Adventures take place, enacted legislation in 2009, requiring anyone operating sightseeing tours within the Sanctuary under a NOAA permit to have a trained naturalist on board.

We were already staffing every IA shark dive trip with a knowledgeable naturalist or marine biologist, so we supported the new legislation.  As a result of "the naturalist requirement",  our staff receives free training from the Sanctuary every year.

When you book a great white adventure in San Francisco, you'll learn things about sharks the general public doesn't know.  Anyone conducting shark research within the Farallones is required to share their latest research findings during the annual training session, so the information can be relayed on to you.

This year's Gulf of the Farallones Naturalist Training is set for July 20th and will be held in San Francisco. We believe it's open to the general public. If you'd like us to check for you, give us a call or send us an email.

Want to experience the Farallones? Contact Sheri for San Francisco great white shark dive info.