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Elephant wreck Acacio wreck Bélier
GERSMA, Abidjan, Ivory Coast Diving MozambiqueMozambique diving now has it's own section on the site. Mozambique Dive Sites | Mozambique Dive Operators | Further Reading Although Mozambique has had economic turmoil, it is an odd mix of first world and third world. If you have the money and the will you can find almost anything in the country. (Money, of course being relative to the fact that most of the population is considered very poor by first world standards. A lot of money in Mozambique is small change in respect to a first world currency). Most dive operations in Mozambique are run by South Africans. I have dived most of the coast of Mozambique it is fantastic, from Whales and Mantas to leaf fish and harlequin shrimps.
Barra Reef
2 Mile Reef, Bazaruto
Set out beyond the islands this amazing reef has swim throughs walls and pinnacles.swam with a turtle and listene into the whales Washing Machine, Bazaruto
Tougher dive than 2 mile reef but dolphins surfed above our heads! Bay diving, Nacala
A shallow dive straight off the beach, easy and gentle. Nacala Bay Bat fish here are incredible, whales enter the bay, sunfish - also shallower areas for fantastic corals and smaller fish. Not touristy! Office A pinnacle at 18 to 28 m. There are always Manta rays on reef: they have a cleaning station there. Plenty of sharks and good viz. The reef is 10 km off Praia de Barra. Andres reef, Nacala
Batfish galore they swim above you the entire dive. Paradise, Nacala
Beautiful site, potato bass and reef reef reef. Manta Ray reef, Inhambane Fabulous dive, Whalesharks on the way to it and the 3rd time even on the dive itself. Biggest Manta's one will ever see. Frogfish, Dragon Moray and the rest of the fishbook. Loads of mantas, spanish dancers, morey eel, crayfish, shrimps, paper fish, whale sharks, colourful fish... This is the "cleaning station" for giant manta rays. It felt like you were diving in a National Geographic documentary on Manta Rays. They were everywhere - and stayed there for the whole duration of the dive. Huge turtles, and clouds of brightly coloured tropical fish accompanied us on our journey. Creche, Malongane
Beautiful tropical fish everywhere, including some beautiful juvenile fish! Schools of fish follow you around while you explore the beautiful reefs. Dolphins swam with the boat going to this site. Paradise, Malongane
Tons of tropical fish, honeycomb eels, parot fish, turtles, and beautiful coral. I also saw two Humback Whales up close at this site. There is a great swim through here too. Doodles, Ponta d'Ouro
Excellent site! I saw giant manta rays, a sea turtle, a prodigal son, a big sea bass (named Nuisance), tons of tropical fish and magnificant coral. The fish here are magnificant and some are absolutely giant in size! What a great dive! I saw more at this dive site than I have at any other! Prolific fish life covering the most diversed species in the Indian Ocean. Lots of small stuff and big stuff. Nudis, so many, leaffish, Patato grouper, turtles, jacks, shrimps. Everything but sharks........for them do Pinnacles, but no guarantees. Pinnacles, Ponto d Ouro Pinnacle at 35 m with Shark on every dive; Bull, Tiger, silver tip, Hammerheads, Manta, devil rays. Hammerheads and tons of mantas. 40 m viz and 28 deg C water temperature. Anchor, Ponto d Ouro At 22 m, teeming with just about all the species found in the Indian Ocean plus an abundance of various corals (hard and soft). Portuguese Island, off Inhaca Island Water was green and not very clear and there was hardly any fishlife. The locals were using gillnets which has decimated all large fish populations in this area. Manta Reef Amazing, manatarays, lion fish, morays of colours never seen before, crays and much much more.
Mozambique Travel Service
Gone Diving Mozambique
Mozambique (Bradt Travel Guides) Diving South AfricaDiving South Africa now has its own section on the site at http://www.scubatravel.co.uk/africa/southafrica.html
Indigo Escapes PO Box 159, Coulby Newham, Middlesbrough, TS8 0WR, United Kingdom. Tel: +44 (0) 7917 773 153, info@indigoescapes.com, Web: http://www.indigoescapes.com/
Aliwal Dive Charters. Rating:
Dive Dimension, 14 Vickers Place, Glenashley, adventuredives@telkomsa.net. Twelve pounds (GB) a dive. Would definitely dive with them again.
Scuba Club.
Rating: I did my open water one with Scuba Club In Durban, The instructor is very experienced and an excellent dive master. He takes time to show people what is hiding in the nooks and crannies, Which is good 'cos if you are new to the area you aren't sure what to look for. On top of that he is a nutter!! I would definitely be going back. The course cost SAR 1820 Fully inclusive, Even the day after qualifying i never had to pay to hire any equipment from Scuba Club. Definitely a worth while experience!!! . Oceans Alive Diving Lala Manzi Inn, cnr of Moodie and Reynolds Road, Umkomaas. E-mail: info@oad.co.za These guys are truely professional. All the rental gear is brand new Scubapro equipment, two great boats and the staff is amazing. They made me feel like one of the familily, yet being very professional. Better than the previous operator I dived with at Aliwal Shoal. I Would definately recommend them to anyone who wants to go diving at the Aliwal Shoal. Accommodation was at Lala Manzi hotel. The dive charter is on the same premises so no driving required. Accom is great, food is amazing and the people are great. Immerse Yourself Safaris 49 Fred Street, Kempton Park 1619, Gauteng, East Coast of South Africa. Tel: +27 82 336 8573 They provide a 10 day dive safari with diving at the two main dive areas in South Africa with two nights at a safari lodge. Excellent value for money. They take safety and service beyond any opeator I have ever dived with. I have already booked my next trip! The guides go out of their way to accommodate your every need and then some. There is absolutely nothing we would change or add to the trip. The service, experience, diving, accommodation is worth every penny. It was by far the best holiday we have ever had and we consider ourselves well travelled. We loved the mixture of diving and wildlife safari. Where else in the world can you dive with a whale shark in the morning and watch hippo at lakes edge in the afternoon or horse ride on the beach. The two nights at the game reserve broke up the diving between Sodwana and Aliwal and gave us a chance to see the best of both sea and land animals. Our guides could not have done more to make our stay the best ever and we really hope this review will encourage others to take the trip of a life time .
Calypso Dive, Shaka Marine World, Durban. Offer everything... Local dives sites, awesome dive trips, shark diving - no cage - WOW (6 Tiger Sharks)!.. Aquarium diving for my kids... So awesome and they're based inside Durban's uShaka Marine World... I couldn't have asked for more. My kids did a discovery course with them inside the aquarium, which was great as i had no worries, especially with my 10 year old. Calypso does all the PADI courses in the aquarium... I would have loved to not have seen the bottom of the swimming pool on my PADI... I remember dead spiders and the odd hair ball... this is far much better.
Dive South Africa, 658 Carolina Street, Faerie Glen, Pretoria, South Africa. Tel: (+27) 12 991 3134, Fax (+27) 12 991 5523, E-mail: info@divesouthafrica.co.za.
Flow-In & Social Diving Club Cape Town, 215 Bree Street, Cape Town. Tel: (+27) 21 42 44 691, Fax: (+49) 30 450 88 020 wolf@optisem.com. Bottom's up Scuba South Africa. Tel: (+27) 82 493 0102, Fax: (+27) 11 827 7282, info@bottomsupscuba.co.za.
2KO International Tours info@2ko-international.com Oceans Africa Diving Adventures cc No 1 Libra Close, Plettenberg Bay, 6600, South Africa. Tel: +27 (0)73 178 5462, Fax: +27 (0)44 533 2379, E-mail: info@oceansafrica.com
Aquabud Scuba, Tel: +27 824506635. E-mail: miguel@aquabud.co.za I did my Advanced course with Miguel Nunes, the owner of Aquabud. A true professional, he just made us all so comfortable during the lectures and on the dives. The course was a real value for money. I would recommend anybody to Aquabud, not only the teaching and the coaching in diving, but the friendly manner of their divers. Thank you, Miguel for an awesome time in South Africa. We will be back. Diving in Durban cost as R180 per dive + equipment hire. Aliwal Shoal dive cost R220 + equipment hire. The diving experience was unthinkable, a dream come true. Thank you all the Aquabud buddies you have changed my life. The owner of Aquabud Scuba made me at home from the time I met with a huge friendly hug and the divers I dived with they were just as friendly. Aquabud Scuba are charging R220 per dive and R150 for all gear for the day. The service I got from them was excellent. One of my best experiences was with them. They cater for all types of dives and they make you feel welcome at all times. They don't just give you a great dive, but the fun you have with them is priceless. Once again thank you for the great fun I had with you guys at Aquabud Scuba and may your business be Prosperous, just keep up the good work and your professionalism. I'll be back.
Amoray Diving, Mseni Lodge, Sodwana Bay National Park, Sodwana Bay, Zululand, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. Tel: +27 (0)35-5710284, Fax: +27 (0)35-5710251. E-mail: info@amoraydiving.com Amoray Diving, run by Colin. Great setup on the beach - one of two 'permanent' structures. More personal than the big 'sausage factory' outfits. Good crew, friendly staff and Colin's incredible knowledge, make this a must for divers who want to feel part of a family. Cost of dives vary - depending on which reef you are going to. Normally in the R200 to R280 range.
Coral Divers, Sodwana Bay, Zululand, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. Coral Divers is a resort and dive charter in Sodwana Bay. The staff have no clue about customer service but the diving was good. Very professional and safety focused dive operator. May well trained DMs from their PADI CDC program. Their boat captains are incredibly good at what they do - important for getting out past the break. I do not want one person's bad experience (obviously something of value lost) to give a false impression of this fantastic place. I have dived in several places in Africa and Asia, and Coral Divers are among the most professional operators I have used. The monkeys come with living in a national park. Don't feed them and they won't bother you. Blueray Adventures, Tel: 083 460 6999, Fax: 086 657 8585, E-mail: greg@bluerayadventures.co.za
Coral Divers, Sodwana Bay, Zululand, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. Accomodation at Coral Divers. The theft is out of control, if it's not the locals it's the monkeys. When approched management the answer was that they know about it. Please for your own good stay elsewhere in Sodwana. I'll never stay there if I go back on holiday. I would advise other to to the same, until they are prepared to erradicate the theft. The worse place that I've stayed, but the diving was good. I do not want one person's bad experience (obviously something of value lost) to give a false impression of this fantastic place. I have dived and stayed with Coral Divers on several occasions, including my PADI Open Water course. Each time I have been we have been treated very well. Booking and payments have been arranged promptly and without hassle. We have at times used the self-catering option, and the resort will prepare a fire for you to cook on, as well as washing up and cleaning. Very luxurious for self-catering. Will continue to keep coming back. Nice wooden deck with swimming pool. Food good but not the cheapest, Accommodation is good value for money. Set in a beautiful forest. I have dived in several places in Africa and Asia, and Coral Divers are among the most professional operators I have used. The monkeys come with living in a national park. Don't feed them and they won't bother you.
South Africa (Footprint Travel Guide) Diving TanzaniaTanzania now has its own page - click here for more on diving in Zanzibar and Mafia Island, Tanzania. The best time to dive East Africa, including Tanzania, is from September to March. February is the best time for whale sharks. Tanzania Dives | Tanzania Dive Operators | Tanzania Accomodation
Zanzibar in general I think that we have been lucky with the vis, because we had every dive at least 30 m. Was like being in the Red Sea, with the big difference that we have always been the only divers on each one of the dives in the water. We went in November and aparently November, February, March and April are the months with the best vis. Mnemba Island, Zanzibar Zanzibar, Tanzania is truly the paradise. Waters were so clear. We went down to 18 m and saw green turtles, potato groupers (large ones), piped fish, trumpet fish, lion fish and so much more. Beautiful tropical setting, many different levels of diving, miriad of colours of coral and fish. Also turtles, dolphins, manta rays. Crystal waters, general good coverage of species, shoals and shoals of darting fish. Learnt to dive in Zanzibar and this was my first ever open water dive, so I didn't really appreciate just how beautiful this site is at the time. Four years later I've failed to find anywhere that comes close! Turtles, trumpefish, lionfish, crocodile fish, and the coral displays stunning colours. Recommended! We were diving in Mnemba Island, Zanzibar one month ago. Fantastic place, but be aware of dishonest boatmen. I lost my money and shorts when diving with One Ocean company. Clearest viz ever, green back turtles, most amazing reefs' best fish . Wattabomi, Zanzibar We saw many, many more smaller and much more colourful fishes. Truly a wonderful site. Beautiful green waters changing slowly to swimming pool blue. Unbelievable! Hunga Reef, North Zanzibar Apparently they have a lot of nice hard and soft coral on this dive, but it was so full of fish that most of the time we couldn't see anything else. Schools of baracuda, massive schools of snappers and bat fish. Some cobias and schools of trevallies... Reef in the open sea where we saw loads of crocodile fish, groupers, lobsters, trevelis, schools of barracuda and squid. Mwana wa Mwana, North Zanzibar Viz was not as great as other Zanzibar sites, but the quality of the reef was the best we have ever seen! Amazing diversity of hard and soft corals. Mbwangawa, North Zanzibar Special dive for huge sections of rigid plate corals and we saw three turtles! Nankivelle, Zanzibar Great dive with all a diver and photographer could ask for. Shane's Reef, Zanzibar Here we saw all this stuff that you usually never see, sea horses, ghost pipe fish, 10 different kinds of nudi's, 8 different kinds of scorpion fish inclding crocodile fish, mauritius scorpion fish, weedy scorpio fish, leaf fish, frog fish and all in one dive! The most incredible coral banks I have ever seen with as many fish as the Yongala. Amazing reefs on the Eastern side of the island in Chole Bay, large potato groups humpback wrasse, hawsbill turtles, and plenty of parrot, butterfly and angelfish. On the western side of the island there are some less pristine reefs that have been damaged by dynamite fishing but there are still some areas with amazing diving, furthermore the western side of the island is often visited between November-March by large goups of whale sharks, a truly amazing site when diving or snorkelling. Dive Operators on Mafia Island
Blue World Diving Mafia Island, Tanzania. Tel: (0)255 777 424 588, E-mail: stay@mafiaisland.com Dive base dedicated exclusively to Mafia Island guests - uses local boats - mashuas - for its activities and these are usually sailed back to base after diving. This minimises pollution and maximizes the enjoyment of experiencing a traditional sailing dhow or jahazi.
Scuba Do Kendwa Beach, Northern Zanzibar. Tel: +255 (0)784 415 179. E-mail: do-scuba@scuba-do-zanzibar.com. We were very impressed with Scuba Do's professional operation, friendly staff, new equipment and diving off their fast RIBs.
Spanish Dancer Divers Spanish Dancer Dive Centre, P.O. Box: 3486, Stone Town, Zanzíbar, Tanzania. Tel: +255 777 417 717. E-mail: contact@spanishdancerdivers.com Diving was great, one in a million dive guide and good equipment. Thanks again for a great time. Fumba Blue World Diving PO Box 3705, Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania. Tel: 255-773-125-078, E-mail: diving@fumbabeachlodge.co.tz
Sunset Bungalows Kendwa Beach, Northern Zanzibar. We stayed in Sunset Bungalows for $55 per double. Rooms were clean and comfortable and good value for money.
Kendwa Rocks Bungalows Kendwa Beach, Northern Zanzibar. Stayed in the Kendwa Rocks Bungalows, situated on a GREAT beach with clean rooms. All rooms with sea view. We paid $60 in off season, and compared to what other hotels were offering it was the best deal on the beach.
Zanzibar, Pemba & Mafia (Bradt Travel Guides S.) . Diving Eritrea
Massawa Lots of fish but also lots of plankton in the water. The main trouble is that you must be accompanied by a Dept. of Marine Affairs (or something like that) guide. They only have a limited number of boats and people make reservations far in advance. We just showed up and were only able to get a guide with a small boat to take us for a couple of 1/2 day trips. The good news is that the equipment they provide is in excellent condition and hassle-free. Plus the locals are super nice, and the local fish fare is terrific. Dahlak Islands I finally made it to the Dahlak Islands in the Red Sea off the coast of Eritrea. Outstanding visibility, crowded with fish and bold coral formqtions, and NO PEOPLE! Plus, unlike those in the Caribbean, you can eat the barracuda and they are delicious! This time, I did have some mechanical difficulties with the equipment (faulty regulator) but fortunately the guide had brought along an extra one - no harm, no foul, just a little seawater down the gullet.
Lonely Planet: Ethiopia, Eritrea and Djibouti Diving Sudan
Sha'ab Rumi South, Sudan A narrow plateau starting at 20 Metres stretches out for 50-75 m then drops off at 40 m. It drops to 600 m on all sides. Lots of grey reef sharks, hammerheads are usually there, silvertips and sometimes silky sharks. I have had several manta encounters and the coral as well as the fish life is extraordinary with schools of barracuda and trevally. Best place for hammerheads in the red sea. During one dive I had almost 50 in front of me. There are also lots of grey and whitetip reef sharks and thousand of barracudas at very close range. Best season for hammerheads is from November till April. The best dive place on the planet. Great visibility (20-30 m), great corals, scalloped hammerheads (once even more than 60! in a group), grey reef sharks, white tip reef sharks, napoleon fish, groups of bumphead parrot fish, etc. on the plateau also sits Jacques Cousteau's shark observation cage. Amazing dive site!!! Fantastic preserved coral reef drops onto a flat outcrop around 23 m - there is a Grey Reef Shark cleaning Station - you can lie in the sand and watch them. The reef then slopes to the depths - 700m+. Schooling Hammerheads. If you want to be surrounded with at least 3 species of shark this is the place - the coral itself is world class on its own - great dive. Wreck of the Umbria, Sudan On the first dive this huge shipwreck swept away the memories of Thistlegorm and the other Red Sea wrecks. It's a spooky castle covered by corals loaded with 36000 aircraft bombs, cars, wine bottles and so on. The site is visited by mata rays, whale sharks and, at night, tiger sharks. You'll probably be alone on the wreck due to the small numbers of divers visiting the country. My absolutely favourite wreck. In my opinion it's much better than Thistlegorm. It's because there are just 10-12 liveaboards in Sudan and if you are diving here you can be sure that you'll be alone. As there are not so many divers the ship wreck is in much better condition See also: Umbria Photo Gallery.
Don Questo live-aboard, Via Borodin, 19, 56122 Pisa. Tel: 333 64 33 254. E-mail: info@sudandiving.it
Rating:  Don questo is a live-aboard which is the only way to discover the Sudan red sea. All dive sites were actually amazing! The boat is a bit old but has a recompression chamber on board. Staff are very nice and helpful. Food excellent. Sudan is the best diving, and I have been in Australia - Osprey reef, Belize - blue hole, New Zealand - Poor Knights Islands, etc.) Don't go there as mass diving tourism will spoil one of the last remaining paradises on earth!
MSY Elegante, Rating:
Diving EgyptSee also Dahab, Elphinstone, The Brothers, Northern Wrecks, Sharm El-Sheikh and the rest of our Red Sea section.
Mangrove Bay 300 km south of Hurghada. Shore diving and day boats. The rare Dugong live here and in calm weather you can go to Elphinstone on a day trip. It's run by Ducks Diving Centre in Hurghada. Taba I recently did a boat dive from Taba on the Red Sea. I had done a lot of snorkelling there in the past but scuba was reserved for the better reefs of Dahab and Sharm el Sheikh. It was a pleasant surprise to find some great diving so close to Taba and in quite pristine conditions. There are some newly opened sites which are accessible only by boat and offer some beautiful and untouched coral. The fish life is not as rich as further south but we saw morays, lots of lionfish, wrasse, and octopus, etc. Samadai The Dolphine House National Park, where a school of spinner dolphins set up home. Nice drift dive and cave dive. Marsa Abu Dabab A Bay with Northern and Southern Reef covered with nice coral gardens. The middle is a grass bottom where a DUGONG often comes to eat. El Fanus Lot of dolphins and turtles Abu Ramada Plentitute of different fishes and corals Susanna You can dive inside and see a lot of things Soma Bay Our 10 days in Soma Bay was just wonderful. It's just north of Safaga, about 45 km south of Hurghada. It's on a little peninsular, and at the moment there's hardly anything else there. Given the usual Egyptian approach to these things however, I guess it will be looking like Sharm el Sheikh 10 years from now. There are so few divers and the hard corals are still in great condition. Deepest dive I did was 38 m
Alex Dive El Almein ALEXANDRA DIVE CENTRE See also Red Sea Section.
See our Red Sea Section. Diving TunisiaTell us about your diving experiences in Tunisia... Mahdia Mahdia is a touristic town which was the capital of the Fatimide society from the year 905 to 956. About 10 minutes away by boat there are many wrecks from the second world war in 38 and 45 meters. To dive these wrecks contact the Subway Diving School in Mahdia. Port el Kantaoui First open water dive - experience included plenty of marine life and a little 'cave' diving
Please tell us about Tunisian dive centres you have used. Fill in the form at http://www.scubatravel.co.uk/recommend.html. Subway Diving School, Cap d'Afrique, Mahdia, Tunisia. Tel: (+216) 8 556 542. "I had an introductory dive session and first open water with this dive school. I found them to be very professional, attentive to the needs of thier clients and had a good command of English. My instructor (Waleed) was excellent and gave me total confidence in his abilities (and mine!) which is obviously important for a first dive. Excellent value for money: two dives and one to one tuition for less than £50.00. Can't wait to go again. " Look out for Port El Kantaoui. I've found it to be up and coming. Ask for dive master Hechem. He's one of the better ones. I have dived with this centre 3 times and have booked for 2008. It has its quirks but its getting better. It's due for a PADI assessment in 2008 for centre qualification. I would recommend you take your own regs with you but that's about all. The price for a dive is 25 dinar (£14.00). Well worth it for 1 dive. It has some good dive locations for beginners and some for the more experienced. Remember to ask for Hechem when you book your dive.
S.A.A.M. Diving Center, Thalassa Hotel, Monastir, Tunisia. Tel: (+216) 73 521 544, Fax: (+216) 73 212 510, E-mail: saam@diving-monastir.com The best diving is at SAAM dive centre. I have dived in Tunisia many times and this is by far the most professional Have dived with Hosnia and team about 8 times very professional and friendly. Diving MalawiLake Malawi Lake Malawi in East Africa, is excellent for both experienced and novice divers with NAUI open water courses for about $120 US with Aqua Africa in Nkata Bay, combine this with 75% of the worlds tropical fish, amazing swim throughs, crocs and hippos and you've got one hell of a dive site. Diving KenyaKenya has been promoted to its own page at http://www.scubatravel.co.uk/africa/kenya.html. Please go there for updated information. Diving MauritiusMauritius is an island in the Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar. We have some very nice dive sites over here: caves, wrecks, and island dives, as well as shark dives. Wreck of the Stella Maru, North West Mauritius The Stella Maru, the Japanese fishing boat, is lying on the sand just in front of the corals and reef, at 25 m max. It has been there for about 15 years with very good life. Coral Garden, North West Mauritius 12-18 m. Full of coral with very good fish. Emilly and water lilly, North West Mauritius Two barges with very much fish colour and feel great to be there at 25mts max. Do not forget to take your camera if you do not have one as a great dive! Passe St Jacques, Le Morne, Mauritius Brilliant dive. Saw Jenkins Rays, Eagles rays, Huge Travelly and huge Vara Vara and an octopus. Overall plenty of fish. Big and small. All the guys who worked there were brilliant. White Tip, Le Morne, Mauritius Sharks - 2 Big ones. Excellent Viz. Cathedral Cave dive, lots of small colourful fish, crayfish, mollusks
Ocean Spirit Royal Road, Pereybere, Mauritius Island. Tel: 230 766 31 68, Fax: 230 282 08 99, E-mail: info@osdiving.com
Madelenadivers Mauritius Island. E-mail: niaka43@yahoo.com
Exploration Sous-Marine LTEE Villas Caroline Hotel, Flic-en-flac, Mauritius Island. E-mail: szalay@intnet.mu
Indian Resort South West Coast, Mauritius Island.
Mauritius (Globetrotter Travel Guides) Cape VerdeBurakona, Sal Island Volcanic place full of caves. Nice sea life.
Orca Dive Club, Hotel Sab Sab, Cabo Verde, info@orca-diveclub-caboverde.com. Your CommentsWe endeavour to keep this site as informative and current as possible. If you would like to recommend, or warn about, a particular dive or diving location we'd love to hear from you. Want to ask a question? Why not do so at our Diving Board. Books of the World's Best SCUBA Diving
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