The Dive Spot caters for any type of diver and their specific underwater needs, including underwater filming and photographers.

The company was involved in a number of television productions for 50/50, a wildlife program.  We also produced a documentary with Johann Botha called ‘Beyond 50m’ that was broadcasted in 2007 on South African television.  In addition to being a keen underwater videographer and photographer, Johan presented a local television production called Borrels on Kyknet on the DSTV channel, where he acted as the dive specialist, presenter and videographer.

Technical diving is Johan’s passion and he arranged expeditions to the fresh water cave Chinoy, in Zimbabwe.  Oshikoto and the Guinas granite caves in Namibia were next on the list.  This expedition was to obtain footage of the World War 2 artefacts at the bottom of the cave.  These expeditions featured in the Divestyle magazine and the footage was sold to French and German television.

The company is also contributing to a number of other documentaries that is in the making for Local Television, DSTV and National Geographic.

The company’s involvement in the diving industry, along with Johan being the Editor of the local magazine helped him to compile a Marine Life identification program and write a book about the dive sites of Southern Africa. All of the above mentioned experience helped to make The Dive Spot one of the most knowledgeable and experience diving companies in Southern Africa.