The Last Shark Documentary Screening In Plettenberg Bay

Join us at The Table for a free screening of The Last Shark Doc!

This eye-opening documentary explores the disappearance of great white sharks off South Africa's coast and the ongoing use of shark culling nets in Kwazulu-Natal. These nets tragically claim the lives of at least 20 to 30 of these critically endangered creatures every year, as well as hundreds of lives of other species. It's astonishing that, despite being the first country to grant them legal protection in 1991, this continues.

This documentary’s mission is to change how people perceive sharks, to shed light on their rapidly declining population, and to advocate for a shift in government policies. We are pushing for the replacement of shark culling nets with alternative technologies that can safeguard both sharks and humans. 

Considering the global Great White shark population hovers between 3,000 - 5,000 it is a pressing issue, and the time for action is now.

We extend a warm invitation to join us for this free screening and have the opportunity to engage in a meaningful conversation and discussion with the director and producer of the documentary along with like-minded individuals. This is a chance to learn more about this crucial topic and discuss the significance of sharks in our ecosystem.

There will be a lovely raffle for prizes provided by Salt!

Special thanks to all those who helped us get this screening together!

The Table- our host

Open Plan Pictures- for the projectors

Salt Clothing Plettenberg Bay- for raffle prizes

Plettenberg Bay Tourism