Last Updated on January 7, 2021
Their maritime habitat seems to be of an interesting nature for researchers given that it is not very populated and the number of attacks is not that big.
Gansbaai in South Africa
©Ushakamarineworld
Have you ever seen a shark at close range, maybe an aquarium shark at a mall or exhibition? Given their sharp looks and scary body, sharks are not the kind of creatures to be considered as pets.
If you get the chance to experience an adventure travel, you might be lucky, or unlucky, to see sharks closely or end up in one of their stomachs, hopefully not. Gansbaai in South Africa is regarded as the spot where you can find the great white sharks.
Tourists come from every part of the world to experience cage diving which is very scary. South Africa records also a number of unprovoked sharks’ bites.
La Jolla Shores in California
©California Beaches
Many travelers would do anything to get the best flights to California; the land of dreams. This beautiful American state has got so much of luxury to offer to its visitors and tourists.
In summer, in particular, California is perfect to visit given its gorgeous beaches, where you will certainly enjoy wearing one of your favorite rosewe swimsuits but hold on a sec! There might a more interesting adventure awaiting you: a swim with the sharks.
Yes, you can! The La Jolla Shores in California are home to leopard sharks, which are not regarded as dangerous. The warm waters of the area are what drive them to live in the place.
There are two more beaches in California: the Eureka and Solana beaches. They are places which record high figures of unprovoked shark attacks and bites, which end sometimes fatally.
Recife in Brazil
©Despegar
If you are a good digger, you will definitely manage to find special flight deals. If you sign into the best online travel booking sites, you will receive notifications every now and then about any offer once it is announced.
How about Brazil as a suggested travel destination? This county offers a full experience of summer vacationing. Recife, a small area in the northeast, recorded about 82% of unprovoked attacks by sharks.
