Diving is the best way to explore the magic of marine life up close. It’s kind of like taking a hike through the ocean, with nothing between you and those made-for-film fish.
Scuba divers are generally avid explorers and enjoy the idea of discovering treasures underwater. In 1999, a diver discovered some pirate shipwrecks off the coast of Madagascar dating back
Diving in Madagascar is a real treat; the warm Indian Ocean is attractive to both people and marine life. In these turquoise waters diver can see up to 30m ahead. And what a sight awaits you! A dazzling variety of pristine coral reef, as well its many colorful inhabitants like
brightly colored fish and manta rays, sea turtles, and some small shark species are a common sight while scuba diving here
Before you go diving you will need to spend some time gaining the required basic qualifications. Beginner divers will learn the basics of handling the equipment before heading out with a dive master. If you are already an experienced diver, skip the lessons and organize an expedition by boat to some of the more untouched parts of the reef. You don’t need to head out far to see and experience the coral reef.
Please remember to leave the coral reef in tact, many parts of the Madagascan reef have died as a result of careless tourists, don’t be one of those tourists!
Some of the top spots in Madagascar to go scuba diving include; Ifafy Beach and St Augustin Bay. The Nosy Be Archipelago is situated in the northwest of Madagascar and offers visitors easy access to some of the magnificent little islands. Nosy Tanikey and Nosy Sakatia come highly recommended as top class diving spots as well.
If you are fortunate enough to be visiting our lovely island, a scuba diving trip is a must. Come, explore the deep and dive Madagascar!