Mozambique

Explore Mozambique

Mozambique offers a unique diving experience, characterized by its vibrant coral reefs and an abundance of marine life. The country is renowned for encounters with whale sharks and manta rays, making it a top destination for those eager to witness these gentle giants. The Quirimbas Archipelago, a 250 km/155-mile stretch of stunning coral islands, provides divers with the opportunity to explore pristine underwater environments teeming with colorful fish and intricate coral formations. Whether you're diving from the shore, a boat, or embarking on a liveaboard adventure, the diverse dive sites promise unforgettable experiences. Diving in Mozambique's waters reveals an extraordinary marine ecosystem. The Bazaruto Archipelago, in particular, is home to over 1,200 marine species, including the elusive dugong. This area is not only a paradise for marine life enthusiasts but also offers stunning white sand beaches, perfect for post-dive relaxation. Mozambique's dive sites are often praised for their romantic ambiance, making it an ideal destination for couples seeking both adventure and tranquility. Seasonal migrations and variations in marine life ensure that each visit brings something new and exciting, solidifying Mozambique's status as a premier dive location.

Places to Explore

Inhambane

24 Divesites • 3 Centers

Maputo

12 Divesites • 1 Center

Centers Map

Peri-Peri Divers

Praia do Tofo, 1300 Tofo beach, Inhambane Province, MOZ

Barra Reef Divers

Praia da Barra, 1307 Inhambane, MOZ

Vilanculos Diving Center

Rui Danie Costa Leitao, Parcela 32, Chigamane,, Vilanculos, Inhambane, MOZ

Mermaids Cove Ei

Ponte Malongane, 4270 maputo, MOZ

Top Dive Sites Map

★★★★☆ Atlantis

The structures on this reef remind one of the a sunken city with huge square boulders simulating lego blocks that have been placed on the ocean floor. Whip Corals and large Green, Black and White tree corals grow from between the crevices and the side walls of the reef.

★★★★☆ Robs Bottom

A 35 minute drive south from Tofo Beach, straight through ’Whale Shark Alley’, will eventually take you to Rob’s Bottom. A deep-water ridge peaking at 23m, Rob’s attracts a huge host of large marine life and is known as one of Mozambique’s most unpredictable dive sites.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

★★★★☆ Office

The reef consists of various ledges and sandy channels, with the upper parts serving as manta cleaning stations. Located approximately 17km away, which is about a 30-minute boat ride, this dive site has depths ranging from 21-28m, offering a bottom time of 31 minutes for air divers and 40 minutes for nitrox divers

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

★★★★☆ Steves Ledge

This dive site has an average depth of 15 meters and a maximum depth of 17 meters and is a really good dive for newly certified divers. The dive site is only accessible by boat.

★★★★☆ Mikes Cupboard

An interconnected chain of bowls with caves, overhangs, and gullies makes up this dive location. It is perfect for newcomers, photographers aiming for the ideal nudibranch photograph, or anyone seeking a relaxed dive with numerous fascinating views. Accessible by a quick 2km boat ride or a 10-minute travel time.