The ski slope takes its name from the very steep sand strip from which the dive begins. This “slope” is surrounded from side to side by a particularly rich coral reef. Suitable for snorkeling as well as for divers which will be able to discover the richness of the Mahoran seabed in complete safety.

Only a few steps from our center, the turtle beach is the ideal site to start diving and exercise safely. This site often shunned by experienced divers, however, are full of surprises: in particular a very beautiful coral falling where you can make many meetings!

Yohan’s Wreck Dive is a dive on the wreck of a sailboat that sank in 1980. Gradually, the local wildlife took over the boat, and today, many species live on and around it. Just a five-minute boat ride from the center, this site is ideal for night dives.

Only 10 minutes of navigation from the diving center, this reef is a real paradise in the lagoon. The coral plateau has only a few meters below the surface to plunge some level! From snorkeling to the experienced diver This site is exceptional.

The southern boats pass is certainly one of Mayotte’s most impressive. Very subject to date, you will have good chance of crossing “big stuff” on this site. 25 meters, you will find a cave in which you can stay to watch the paradise in front of you ... Impressive!

The northern boats pass is much appreciated by all divers! Lots of life in the 10-20 meter zone, ideal for divers, the possibility of seeing sharks placed on the bottom of 40 meters; And for confirmed nitrox divers, possibility of reaching the march at 50 meters!

The Bueni Pass’s relief makes it the most sheltered of the southern passes. It’s the perfect option when sea conditions are difficult. Yet, it’s far from being a second choice; it’s also the pass where the corals are in the healthiest.

The barracuda potato is a rocky rise that offers a view of a multitude of corals above which barracudas swim in schools. It is suitable for level 2 or deep divers.

The Sada Pass is the ultimate drop-off. A wall starting at 5 meters, descending to 40 meters. Something to satisfy divers of all levels! While coral sharks can be observed on the bottom, it is in the 10-20 meter zone that you will encounter the greatest diversity of species in the Indian Ocean.

An anchoring buoy is located at the northernmost point of the islet. Here we will observe small drop-offs and coral heads as we move away from it.