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As one of the world’s last scuba frontiers, the British Indian Ocean Territory has perhaps the best diving in the world. Consider yourself lucky if you are able to dive this colorful underworld.
Stop and stay a while on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, a little known tourist destination where scuba diving is at its prime. Warm white sand and crystal clear waters await, so don’t miss out!
Scattered pearls in the Indian Ocean, the Maldives’ warm waters are a great place to see mantas rays, whale sharks and an incredible rich array of colourful reefs and fish.
Mauritius is an island where life is as sweet as the sugar cane fields and the water is warm teeming with tropical fish and larger predators on exquisite coral reefs.
Dive the volcanic depths of Réunion to explore beautiful coral reefs, interesting seascapes shaped by lava and maybe visit a live volcano.
Pelagic fish, rare tortoises and towering fan coral are the irresistible draw cards for divers to the Seychelles.
