Diving in Seychelles
This tropical paradise, spanning 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, offers unforgettable adventures both on land and beneath its crystal-clear waters.
Relax on the pristine sands of Source d'Argent, the world's most photographed beach, then dive into Seychelles' crystal-clear waters. Discover a marine Garden of Eden with vibrant coral formations, shipwrecks, caves, and granite walls, offering an unforgettable underwater adventure.
Where to dive
Constance Lemuria
Diving in Praslin offers a true luxury experience. Explore vibrant marine life and fascinating shipwrecks in the pristine waters surrounding the island with expert guidance.
Where to dive
Constance Ephelia
Diving in Mahé offers an unforgettable experience, exploring vibrant coral reefs, shipwrecks, and encountering incredible marine life like whale sharks, turtles, and rays in clear waters.
Abundant Marine Life
Shark Bank
To the northwest of Mahé lies a granite plateau descending 45m into the deep, where divers encounter groupers, barracudas, rays, whitetip sharks, and even whale sharks.
South of Marianne Island
The south of Marianne Island, with 25m depths and strong currents, offers a world-class dive for experienced divers, featuring rock formations, snappers, moray eels, and large sharks.
The Aldabra Atoll
A UNESCO-protected Wonder of the World, this natural preserve boasts one of the planet's largest coral reefs, with 3,000 fish per square meter and critically endangered hawksbill turtles.
World Class Dive Sites
Diving in Seychelles reveals whimsical granite formations, colourful coral reefs, and dramatic peaks. Best seasons are March-May and September-November, with whale sharks spotted June-August.
Diving in Mahé offers a dive into history with four shipwrecks. The Ennerdale, a British oil tanker, is the most famous, while the Aldebaran, nearly intact, stands out as the most beautiful site.
Enormous jagged rocks rise from sparkling waters, leading to a dreamlike underwater scene of hard and soft corals. Parrotfish, giant rays, and sharks thrive here, making it one of the best diving spots in Seychelles for encountering these marine creatures.
Set sail to Desroches Island with untouched reefs and over a dozen dive sites. Explore marine caves, secret passages, and descend along stunning reef walls, offering a unique and thrilling underwater adventure for divers seeking hidden treasures.