Join this adventurous experience and observe lemon sharks in their natural habitat. Visit the eastern part of the island on a beach that boasts a natural colony of lemon sharks, slightly brown or sand-colored when in its natural environment. Choose to stay on the beach and watch the sharks with binoculars or go into the water to see them up close. The lemon shark is medium to large and is not a threat to people, but it can be a danger to other animals in the ocean. Its scientific name is Negaprion Brevirostris. The average length of a lemon shark is about two and a half to three metres. Some of the largest lemon sharks measure about 3.4 metres. These sharks grow about 50 centimetres a year. After spending 60 minutes swimming with the sharks and learning everything about them, you will be taken back to your hotel or hostel where you were picked up. Learn all about sharks and their habitat with the help of a professional guide.