îlot Bambo #2

chira rochi (★4.8)

Only 10 minutes of navigation from the diving center, this reef is a real paradise in the lagoon. The coral plateau has only a few meters below the surface to plunge some level! From snorkeling to the experienced diver This site is exceptional.

Passe bateau sud (★4.7)

The southern boats pass is certainly one of Mayotte’s most impressive. Very subject to date, you will have good chance of crossing “big stuff” on this site. 25 meters, you will find a cave in which you can stay to watch the paradise in front of you ... Impressive!

Passe bateau nord (★4.7)

The northern boats pass is much appreciated by all divers! Lots of life in the 10-20 meter zone, ideal for divers, the possibility of seeing sharks placed on the bottom of 40 meters; And for confirmed nitrox divers, possibility of reaching the march at 50 meters!

Yohan’s Wreck (★4.6)

Yohan’s Wreck Dive is a dive on the wreck of a sailboat that sank in 1980. Gradually, the local wildlife took over the boat, and today, many species live on and around it. Just a five-minute boat ride from the center, this site is ideal for night dives.

Plage aux tortues (★4.7)

Only a few steps from our center, the turtle beach is the ideal site to start diving and exercise safely. This site often shunned by experienced divers, however, are full of surprises: in particular a very beautiful coral falling where you can make many meetings!

Aqualung

Passe Saziley (★4.4)

Saziley is known for its white sandy islet that is revealed when the tide goes out. The pass is also where splendid dives are hidden. Usually, this is done as a drift dive. Depending on the tide, there can be a strong or mild current.

Piste de ski - Mayotte (★4.6)

The ski slope takes its name from the very steep sand strip from which the dive begins. This “slope” is surrounded from side to side by a particularly rich coral reef. Suitable for snorkeling as well as for divers which will be able to discover the richness of the Mahoran seabed in complete safety.

Chira Rani - Patate Bleue (★4.6)

Blue rock is a massive coral with bluish reflections. With a lot of life just a few meters from the surface, beginner divers will be able to learn safely. The more experienced divers will find their happiness thanks to the coral falling reaching 30 meters in substance.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

îlot Bambo #1 (★4.2)

An anchoring buoy is located at the northernmost point of the islet. Here we will observe small drop-offs and coral heads as we move away from it.

Passe Boueni sud (★4.7)

The Bueni Pass’s relief makes it the most sheltered of the southern passes. It’s the perfect option when sea conditions are difficult. Yet, it’s far from being a second choice; it’s also the pass where the corals are in the healthiest.

Passe boueni nord - patate barracuda (★4.6)

The barracuda potato is a rocky rise that offers a view of a multitude of corals above which barracudas swim in schools. It is suitable for level 2 or deep divers.

Le Laminoir (★3.0)

The rolling mill is a collapsed high bottom. Most of its surface is made of dead coral but some areas form canyons where life thrives.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

La Barge Profonde (Wreck) (★4.8)

This is a barge that used to carry large slabs of heather and is now lying in about 35 metres of water. Very little is known about this wreck.

Ilot Bandrelé #2 (★4.8)

Ilot Bandrelé (or Banded Island) is on the east side. The departure is near a fringe. This is a typical reef of the Mahoran coasts. The islet is located in front of the club, about ten minutes of sailing time.

Passe Sada Nord (★4.7)

The Sada Pass is the ultimate drop-off. A wall starting at 5 meters, descending to 40 meters. Something to satisfy divers of all levels! While coral sharks can be observed on the bottom, it is in the 10-20 meter zone that you will encounter the greatest diversity of species in the Indian Ocean.

Îlot Bandrelé #1 (★4.3)

A mooring buoy is located near the beach, in front of the dive center. A perfect spot for beginners due to its shallow depth and clear water.

Aqualung

Tombant Sakouli (★4.8)

This is an easy shore dive. Immerse yourself and enjoy the typical architecture of Mayotte (fringing reef). Diving is accessible to all levels.

L’arche de Bandrelé (★4.6)

An arch a few metres wide at the heart of which is an old anchor covered with sponges and corals. Take pleasure in observing the gorgonians and soft coral that adorn it in the shadows.

Passe Bandrelé (★4.6)

Also called “La Lolita“, La Passe Bandrelé is located north of the islet of the same name. This dive is a drift dive. It is a real valley of sand and isolated stones.

Passe en S #8B (★4.7)

This site is at the last buoy on the south side of the channel. 8B is a dive generally reserved for advanced divers. The drop-off is quite impressive and ends at 50m depth.

Passe en S #8 (★4.5)

The second to last buoy of the S-Pass, #8 is a dive for all levels starting at 4 meters, going down to 65 meters. At the foot of the latter stands the white sand dune crossing the channel from one end to the other.

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Passe en S #9 (★4.6)

Located in the southeastern part of the channel, the #9 is interesting to dive heading due west. The configuration of the site is the same as all the pass entrance buoys. It has a staircase drop-off with steps at 25 and 40 meters.

Passe en S #7 (★4.8)

#7 is 15 meters deep. You arrive very quickly at the drop-off, which goes down to 55 meters. A nice dive on a clear day.