Explore with us best dive sites in Seychelles

On a daily basis we organize our boat trips  with travel time no longer than 15 minutes from our premise in Beau Vallon Beach, Mahe. The dive sites with longer distance boat trips (around 30 minutes) are visited when sea and weather conditions are good. See below short description of our dives sites.

7. Whale Rock The site features large granite boulders stacked together to form archways, swim-through’s and corridors. Moray eels, turtles, shell fish, scorpion fish, soldier fish, stingrays, anemones and Seychelles clownfish, leaf fish and lionfish are just a few of its occupants.

8. Aldebaran Wreck  is a 30-metre fishing boat that sank in 2008. It attracts a lot of biodiversity, moray eels, lionfish, starfish and batfish. Sometimes you can even see hammerhead sharks and giant groupers. The wreck of the boat is about 26 to 40 metres deep in the water.

9. Seasy site features a whole array of reefs encrusted with corals and teeming with various marine creatures. Colorful reef fish, snappers, batfish, fusiliers, lots of butterflyfish and angelfish, barracudas, Hawksbill turtles and sting rays are just a few to be seen here.

10. Dredger is an artificial wreck on a bottom between 23 and 29 meters. Lots of yellow snappers with jackfish. A family of catfish are found at the back of the wreck, which are full of moray eels…

13. Twin Barges are 2 wrecks/Barges open on a bottom of 16 and 23 meters. Fallen on a sandy bottom they abound in jackfish, scorpion fish (lionfish and stonefish) We can find tattooed moray Eels and Javanese moray eels.

14. Aquarium for all divers and is one of the favorite sites among beginners,currents here are low. Colorful reef fish, moray eels, soldier fish, hump-head parrotfish, anemones and clownfish, leaf fish, stone fish, sting rays, lobsters, turtles, fusiliers, octopus, batfish and eagle rays as well as various hard coral formations are just a few to be seen here.

4. Light House is a beautiful drift dive along Granite Rocks. Located in the North West of Mahé, on a bottom between 17 and 32m. We can meet green and hawksbill turtles, leopard rays and sometimes Mobula Rays. A very generous site teeming with fish such as parrot fish.

5. Bay Ternay Marine park gathers 3 dive sites : Pierre Plate, La Réserve and Anse au Rie. These sites abound on a bottom of 15 to 25 meters of a generous animal and mineral biodiversity. Leopard rays, stingrays, guitar rays, octopus, cuttlefish, and a reef of soft and strong corals.

6. Secret Beach  site abound on a bottom of 15 to 25 meters of a generous animal and mineral biodiversity. Leopard rays, stingrays, guitar rays, octopus, cuttlefish, and a reef of soft and strong corals.

16. Coral Garden is located just off the coast of Mahe Island. Diving here is available for divers of all levels of experience.The site features a whole array of reefs encrusted with corals and teeming with various marine creatures. Colorful reef fish, snappers, batfish, fusiliers, lots of butterflyfish and angelfish, barracudas, Hawksbill turtles and sting rays are just a few to be seen here.

17. Chukkles the site features a single granite massif deeply incised with gullies with an adjoining granite boulder field. The rocks are heavily encrusted with soft and fan corals. Lionfish, sting rays, eagle rays, white-tip reef sharks, scorpion fish, yellow snappers, octopus, groupers, lobsters, moray eels, anemones, Seychelles clownfish and turtles as well as seasonal whale sharks ( August-October) are just a few occupants that can be seen here.

18. Lilôt can enjoy exploring rocks, different species of corals, colored gorgonians and a variety of tropical fish. Whale shark watching season is normaly from October through December. Average 18m – Max depht 29m

1. Conception Rock dive site is home to a wide variety of reef fish as well as batfish, sting rays, eagle rays, schooling jacks, leaf fish, sharks, scorpion fish, octopus, moray eels, schooling fusiliers, puffer fish, groupers, hump-head parrotfish, barracudas and turtles. An occasional seasonal grey reef shark and whale shark can be spotted here as well.

2. Conception Arena to get to this dive site requires a long distance boat trip. The depth of the site is 25m. Because of strong current this dive site is appropriate for experienced divers.

3. Kap Matoupa Dramatic granite boulders create interesting gullies and swim throughs; steep walls drop off to sandy bottoms; beautiful hard and soft coral formations provide shelter for reef fish. Barracuda, jacks, and other pelagic fish are common see on this dive site.

15. Shark Bank is a huge rock located 7 km north-west of Mahé, stretching between Silhouette and Mahé. It is home to huge schools of yellow striped snappers, jacks, stingrays, turtles, parrot fish, eagle rays, reef sharks, rays, black and white tip sharks and sometimes even whale sharks. Between 20 metres and 33 metres deep, the Biodiversity that unfolds here is very generous.

19&20 Brissaire Rock & Dragon Teeth is north of Mahé where these 2 small rocky islands are located. Due to the strong currents, they attract various big fishes, including small white and black tip sharks and barracudas. The range of colourful corals brings an impressive collection of fish. They offer you the opportunity to see lobster, turtles, eagle rays and batfish, all at a depth up to 20 meters.

21. Ennerdale is a wreck, the wreck of a tanker that sank in 1970. 25 meters below, you can see distinct parts of the wreck, as well as a great deal of animal and plant life that decided to settle there.