Indian Ocean Dive Shop, Liveaboard & Dive Site Reviews

The Indian Ocean has some of the world's best diving in warm tropical waters with excellent visibility, in many places excellent diving is available where you may be the only divers around (in stark contrast to Koh Tao in Thailand). The Maldives is a nation perched atop hundreds of atolls. Those atolls stir up nutrients from the deep which attracts ever larger marine life until you reach to top of the chain, large pelagics and other marine creatures are common.

Mauritius and the Seychelles are very similar, drift diving is common so you can just relax and watch all it all go by.

Cocos (Keeling) Islands

27 pristine coral islands form the Australian Cocos Islands located in the Indian Ocean 2,750 km North West of Peru. Waters are azure and warm, laden with soft corals... read more

India

Good diving can be found in Goa, Lakshadweep which is a group of islands in the Arabian Sea and in the Bay of Bengal around the Andaman and Nicobar Islands... read more

Madagascar

Diving in Madagascar offers an opportunity to explore virgin territory in coral rich reefs and aqua waters. At present there are a few dive spots including Ifaty off Tulear which... read more

Maldives

Diving in the Maldives is characterised by reef and drift diving alongside hammer heads, reef sharks, eagle rays, turtles, frog fish, manta rays and literally hundreds of other marine animals... read more

Mauritius

Mauritius is home to coral reefs, shipwrecks, lagoons and marine parks divided up over three diving zones. The Morne to Flic en Flac maps out the South West zone which... read more

Reunion Island

Located close to Mauritius, Reunion offers diving at a small coral reef which is best dived from May to November. Whale sharks and whales are seen from July to October... read more

Seychelles

The Seychelles offers divers 115 islands rich in fish, bright corals, manta rays, turtles and whale sharks, whilst giant tortoises reside on shore. Main sites include those around Mahe, Praslin... read more

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