Storms River mouths beauty goes much further than the magnificent scenery. The bay creates the perfect shore dive. Rock reefs form a bay providing opprotunities in the Tsitsikamma National Park. The area is protected from all forms of exploitation resulting in abundant fish and invirtebrate life.

A unique river dive in the Storms River Mouth provides for the ultimate shore dive experience with frequent shark sightings. Most of the fish species are endemic to the South Eastern Cape, that is they occure no where else in the world. Easy access to the sea, bright reefs and fishes provides the perfect opportunity for underwater photographers.

A naturalists dream where over 50 different fish species occur in this small bay alone. Raggertooth and smooth hound sharks are frenquently seen. Other residents of the bay include: red roman, musselcracker, blacktail, zebra, juvenile, poenskop, streepies, as well as sand sharks and eaglerays. In addition to this wide variety of colourful sponges, ascidians, sea urchins and anemones are found. For the more adventurous, dives with up to 30 smooth hound sharks can occur.