Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Seychelles

West side of North Island

The Ennerdale Wreck is a 74,000 ton British oil tanker that sunk in 1970s 1.25 nautical miles southwest from the Mamelles, North of malé

Very nicc drift dive with pelagic. 3.5 nautical miles north of Curieuse island. Amoujié Maman is also known as Amoujie Mamon.

2 nautical north northwest of Millers(s point (Nort west tip of Praslin). Booby Island is also known as Boody Islet.

West of Miller's point, western side of Praslin. Whale Rock is also known as Roche Baleine.

Granite boulders with white tip reef sharks, nurse sharks, eagle rays in big groups, sting rays, barracudas, jack... Just east of the airport

Very abundant reef fishes. The eagle rays here are huge. Possibility of pelagic fish encounters. In between Mahe and Silhouette

Nortwest of Little Sister island. Sister Bank is also known as East Little Sister.

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. 40 minutes north-northeast from Mahe Brissaire Rocks is also known as Brissaire.

2.5 nautical miles east southeast of the airport

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. Between Praslin and La Digue. Channel Rock is also known as Les Roches Canales.

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

Napoleons and giant groupers (up to 2 meters!) 200 meters west southwest of Ave Maria rock

Therese island lies just off the coast of Port Launay

During October, November, December the good place to encounter Whale sharks ! Northern tip of Mahe

One of the best dive in Prslin! Saw white tip and nurse sharks, grey reef sharks, napoleons... South side of Aride isalnd, 5 nautical miles north of Praslin Island.

Great variety of fish and marine life, including turtles Tiny rocky island between Praslin and the Sister Islands

Huge granite boulders Northwest side of Conception Island at the north-western side of Mahe

One of the few places with regular encounters with grey reef sharks 2 miles east of Mahe Mannes Bank is also known as Manis Bank.

5.5 nautical miles south southeast of La Digue in open seas.

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 snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile). The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck. The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay

Bleached coral reef in Bay Ternay National Marine Park. Nice wall full of hard corals. By boat from Beau Vallon Bay cruising around North-West point of Mahe (Anse Du Riz). Bay Ternay Marine Park is also known as Bay Ternay.

Twin Barges Wreck is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Seychelles, Inner Islands, Mahe Island which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Joker Reef is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Seychelles, Inner Islands, Mahe Island which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Big rock shaped as a monkey Just north of La Reserve hotel (Anse Petite Cour) on the northern side of Praslin.

On the north coast of Praslin; just west of Anse Lazio

Access by boat, marine protected zone.

Casualina is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Seychelles, Inner Islands, Silhouette Island which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Small cave with sharks; lot of coloured fishes North of Cote d'Or on the northern side of Praslin. The cave is on the estern side. You can dive around the rock. Not much hard corals... Saint Pierre is also known as St Pierre.

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. By boat from Beau Vallon Bay on the north-east of mahe island.