KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime Centre of Excellence
KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime Centre of Excellence
The KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime Centre of Excellence (KZNSB) is mandated to be a global leader in bather protection against shark while minimising environmental impact, thus promoting tourism. The KwaZulu-Natal coastline is the only coastline with 37 beaches equipped with bather safety gear owned and maintained by the KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime Centre of Excellence in South Africa.
A few months after a shoulder operation Mr. Menzi Ndaba was amongst thousands who completed the 85.91km Comrades Marathon race on Sunday, 09 June 2024. The Marathon, known as ‘The
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Situation right now at uMhlanga Beach as we are celebrating Shark day.
Our ambassador ' sharkie' does a bit of some dancing.
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The Comrades Marathon has created an electrifying atmosphere this weekend. In partnership with Msinsi Holdings and KZNERA, the KZN Sharks Board is maintaining a water table at Westville.
The excitement was building up throughout the days leading to this phenomenal day. We exhibited at the Comrades Marathon stand that took place at the Durban ICC from June 5th to June 7th, 2025. 🏃♂️🏆🎉
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This video illustrates the increase in shark activity that is witnessed during the sardine Run.
Be part of the KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board Maritime Centre of Excellence exciting early morning Boat Tour, where you get to see the staff from Operations Department actually servicing the shark safety gear off Durban’s Golden Mile beaches. Experience and enjoy the sights of Durban which includes the beautiful Moses Mabida Stadium as you travel through the harbour and out to sea into the rising sun.
Tourists and scholars alike can enjoy a dynamic audio visual presentation that has a powerful combination of aerials, slow pans, tight close-ups and superb imagery. Although the 26 minute presentation is designed to entertain, it is also educational, providing information on subjects such as the sensory biology of sharks and their role as top predators in the marine environment. The show is followed by a shark dissection where you can see the internal anatomy of one of the ocean’s most feared predators. (A minimum of 15 people required for a shark dissection show to take place, please contact the office to confirm bookings).
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