Things to see underwater

We have had requests  for diving both long distance and short distance dive sites with plenty of marine life to see :

Granitic rocks are a haven for fish 

 a collection of open mouthed mackerel

Scorpion fish by the plenty

Barbel ells often seen around the wrecks

Geometric Morey ells seen on the twin barges wrecks

Snorkeling is very popular

We have many good sites for snorkeling... .both granitic  rock and most popular is the Bay Ternay Marine National Park. Catalini took the whole family for a boat snorkeling trip

The snorkeling family

Lots of Introduction to SCUBA courses today 05-04-2018

Lots of visitors and fantastic weather has meant that lots of people are interested in the  1 day Introduction to SCUBA course with afternoon boat dive. Sabrina and Stella did a training course with 6 students today

Theory completed it is now  the practical training session before the pool training

 

Bye Bye to Harold

Harold has been a regular visitor since 1986 and is now on his 32nd visit to Seychelles. He is one of the Underwater  Center's  first Dive Master certifications way back in 1997  !!! 
He promises to be back in 2019 for hopeful a longer stay and more dives with his dive buddy Horst

Regular dive visitor Harold leaves tomorrow 

Mad March

Just like February we have had a very busy March ...MAD MARCH!!!!!  .Lots of divers, snorkelers and courses to keep us out of trouble . Indeed it has been so very busy that no time, to take photos of to blog!!!  Sorry guys!!!!!!!!!!

Happy Easter

Easter weekend was soooooooooooooo  busy !!!!  Lots of divers and snorkelers. Weather perfect ......Seas clear , clam and warm  and lots of fish life to keep everyone happy

Dive board for the Easter weekend

Skipper trainee DEAN passes his exams and takes out dive boat

Dean has come to us from Seychelles Maritime  Academy and has been training  as a boat skipper .
 On Monday he passed his 10 miles skippers exam and took the boat out today to Grouper Point and
Bay Ternay Marine Park

Congratulations to DEAN

Today's dives