“Every day is a new adventure — we choose the dive site on the day itself, making sure it’s the best match for the sea conditions and everyone’s experience level. Below you’ll find a few descriptions of our favorite sites to give you a taste of what you can expect.”

Aquarium Flic en Flac
Our most popular site, with volcanic rock formations and plenty of marine life. You can spot eagle rays, turtles, moray eels, schools of fish, nudibranchs, and endemic clownfish. Depth ranges from 3–24 m, so it’s great for both beginners and experienced divers — even snorkellers. Best when there’s some current, with chances of pufferfish, barracudas, and jackfish.

Snake Reef (Flic en Flac)
A 5★ advanced site shaped like a snake, dropping directly to 26 m. Famous for the rare weedy scorpionfish (Rhinopias), plus lionfish, scorpionfish, and leaf fish. Rays and turtles often stop at the cleaning stations, and cleaner shrimps are always busy here.

Bubble Coral (Black River)
Named for its unique bubble-shaped corals, depths ranging from 13 – 20m. Home to lionfish, scorpionfish, leaf fish, rays, turtles, clownfish, and morays. The shallow corals are beautiful for both divers and snorkellers, though visibility can vary.

Black Rock (Tamarin Bay)
Just 2 minutes from our centre, this site is perfect for all levels and even snorkellers. Expect Spanish dancers, stingrays, trumpetfish, boxfish, parrotfish, clownfish, and sometimes even dolphins. Depth ranges from 3–17 m with soft corals and a small drop-off.

Lion Fish Reef (Black River)
An advanced site with a large coral patch down to 24 m. Famous for its many lionfishes, but also home to morays, stingrays, eagle rays, turtles, groupers, and cleaner shrimps. Lucky divers may spot white-tip reef sharks or nurse sharks. Visibility can sometimes be limited.

Trou Aiguille (Le Morne)
A colorful reef of rocky “patates” suitable for all divers. Home to parrotfish, goatfish, emperors, snappers, butterflyfish, flute fish, turtles, nudibranchs, and morays.

La Cheminée (Black River)
A striking chimney-shaped rock where divers can swim through from 14–30 m. You’ll see rays, scorpionfish, leaf fish, nudibranchs, turtles, and jackfish. Best for intermediate to advanced divers.

The Cathedral (Flic en Flac)
One of Mauritius’ most famous dive sites. A cavern with arches and chambers between 18–30 m, where sunlight creates magical light beams. Expect schools of fish, rays, groupers, and lobsters. Best for advanced divers.

Leora
A calm site for all levels, known for its many tropical fish and morays. On lucky days, rays pass by.