Dive in Inner Islands

Great shoal with a lot of marine life: snappers, fusiliers and jack fishes, white tip reef sharks, nurse sharks, napoleons, eagle rays...Depending on the season; some sting rays and whale sharks may be seen.Granite formation neayby of two small granite island.

This dive site is characterized by being a small agglomerated of rocks that has lots of marine life. It is a good place to do night dives. There may, however, be strong currents in the area.The most common species are a variety of coral species, colored gorgonians, spanish dancers, shrimps and…

Very abundant reef fishes. The eagle rays here are huge. Possibility of pelagic fish encounters.

Bleached coral reef in Bay Ternay National Marine Park.

A long rocky outcrop essentially comprises this dive site. Beneath the surface are myriad cracks and crevices with make up countless swimthroughs and caves. It has the best of both worlds; plenty of nooks and crannies for the adventurous and beautiful coral gardens for the relaxing dive. Look out…

Coral reef with some live (not bleached corals).The moderate current can be used by those liking the drift dives.The marine life is represented by the variety of the reef fishes.Some large fish can be seen on occasions.Spiny lobsters are hiding under the rocks.

Huge granite boulders

The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.Possibilities to see pepper and…

The Ennerdale Wreck is a 74,000 ton British oil tanker that sunk in 1970s

One of the few places with regular encounters with grey reef sharks

Granite boulders with white tip reef sharks, nurse sharks, eagle rays in big groups, sting rays, barracudas, jack...

Also known as Fan Canyon this site is famed for its huge Gorgonian sea fans clinging onto the volcanic boulders. There are a number of swimthroughs amongst the jumbled boulders where smaller creatures and even a ribbon eel maybe spotted. A couple of locations around Tulai Island can be dived namely…

This dive site is characterized by being composed of two large coral heads flanked by huge reef stain. This site is a favorite site for the beginner divers. As the name implies, this area is full of marine life.In terms of fauna and flora, the most common species are several reef fish, clown fish…

This dive site is characterized by being an easy dive where you can see a wide variety of fish and coral formations.The most common species are the formations of hard corals, several reef fish, morays, invertebrates, anemone, Hawksbill turtles, amberjacks and Wahoo.

This dive site is characterized by being suitable for divers of all levels. The most common species are the excellent corals formations, reef fish, morays and Hawksbill turtles.

Very nicc drift dive with pelagic.

One of the best dive in Prslin! Saw white tip and nurse sharks, grey reef sharks, napoleons...

Great variety of fish and marine life, including turtles

Big granite rocks covered with sponges and corals. Saw eagle rays, turtles, white tips sharks, napoleons, octopus...Good spot to meet whale sharks during the right season.

One of the best dive site of Seychelles!!!Encounters: grey reef sharks (many of them!!!), eagle rays, barracudas, morays, jackfish...

Napoleons and giant groupers (up to 2 meters!)

Bitter Rock is about halfway between Mahe and Praslin. This open-sea dive, with depths ranging from 17-30m, consists of a series of parallel oval-shaped boulders with overhangs, for chances to see sharks and rays, as well as schools of trevally, tuna and other game fish.

Pointe Rouge at the southern-most tip of Curieuse is offering large schools of reef fish, as well as humphead parrotfish and a good possibility to see white-tip sharks and eagle rays.

Beautiful granite structure.