Pisces Diving Charter-Sodwana Bay

Welcome to the Pisces Family!

Situated in the mesmerising Sodwana Bay town, Pisces Diving is your first point of contact to one of South Africa’s most spectacular and voted as the best marine playgrounds. Whether you’re a first-time explorer or a seasoned diver, we deliver unforgettable experiences beneath the surface of one of the world’s southernmost coral reef systems.

As a PADI 5 Star Eco Dive Centre, we offer a full range of PADI courses and guided dives led by passionate, experienced Instructors and Dive Masters who live, are passionate and breathe diving. From colourful coral walls to close encounters with turtles, rays, and pelagic giants, every dive is tailored to thrill, educate, and inspire.

We’re not just about diving and snorkelling / ocean safaris – we’re about connection. Connection and community commitment to nature terrestrial and marine based, to adventure, and to each other. Our team is known for creating a relaxed, welcoming environment where divers become part of the family.

Our passion, commitment and love for our clients have been world-wide recognised by being awarded the prestigious Trip Advisor 2025 for the Travelers' Choice Awards aswell as our Front of House Administrator and Beach Controller, who was recognised by her Industry peers and received an extraordinary nomination by South African renown FEDHASA (Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa) for the Best Front of House Manager within the Hospitality Industry. Dive with us and discover why Pisces Diving is one of Sodwana’s most voted as the most loved Dive Centre.

We have been operating in Sodwana Bay since 1994 and want to show you the best of our reefs! Pisces stands for personal, safety, fun, caring for the environment.  We operate full time from the unspoiled shores of Sodwana Bay, situated in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa's first World Heritage Site established in 1999.

Pisces Diving cater for every level of diver - from first timers, to our scuba diving pioneers with more dives than one can count.  We cater for groups, schools, clubs and individuals.  Impi, our 8-meter semi-rigid orange super duck with brand new twin 115 Mercury engines is custom made to ensure your comfort - we have more than enough space for you, all your technical gear and modern state of the art cameras.

With the Pisces Team's extensive knowledge of not only the pristine marine ecosystems Sodwana has to offer, but also the enchanting historical background of the land known as "Little one on its own" a.k.a Sodwana Bay.

We offer dive excursions to Sodwana Bay's extensive range of dive sites; based on your qualifications and requirements.  

Our highly trained DM's have attended a Reef Orientation Course and Fish ID Course to ensure you receive the best of the best to offer.  Pre- and post-dive briefings are held at our gazebo before and after each dive by the dive leader (Dive Master or Instructor).  We cover all information from the boat procedures, our safe diving practices, where we are diving and what you can expect to see within the particular or specific reef.  This is done with the use of our marine reference books on the beach and as we dive every day, we successfully know where to find what you are looking for!

We like to encourage a relaxed environment, so you get to enjoy your diving holiday to the fullest. Our dive times are based solely on the depth and maximum allowable bottom times.  Why cut your dive short when you have more than enough air and are nowhere near deco limits?  There's no need to rush!

We believe in healthy living and protecting our environment by not having lollipop or any other candy packets polluting our precious natural environment.   After your dive, the Pisces Diving Beach Crew will wash your gear and diving equipment in environmentally friendly shampoo.  We do provide fresh water buckets for your cameras and dive computers, if required.

If you are lucky enough you may get to swim alongside whale, tiger, bull, ragged tooth, hammerhead and reef sharks, lets not forget the exquisitely aloof manta rays.