Galu is a shallow to mid-depth reef, ranging from 10 to 25 meters, making it ideal for both beginners and advanced divers. The site features beautiful coral bommies, sandy patches, and gentle slopes, creating a diverse underwater environment. The mild currents make for a relaxed dive.

Igloo is a distinctive dive site off Diani Beach, Kenya, named after an abandoned underwater habitat that resembles an igloo or the Death Star from Star Wars. Over time, this structure has become an artificial reef, attracting diverse marine life and offering an alternative and interesting dive experience.

Dzinani features a series of deep coral ridges and sandy channels, creating a stunning underwater landscape. With depths ranging from 18 to 30 meters, this site is ideal for deep and drift dives. The currents here can be moderate to strong, attracting larger marine species and creating an exhilarating dive experie

Kinondo is a spectacular dive site located off the southern coast of Diani Beach, Kenya. Known for its dramatic coral formations, abundant marine life, and excellent visibility, this site offers an unforgettable underwater experience for divers of all levels.

The MV Alpha Funguo is a prominent wreck dive site located off the coast of Diani Beach, Kenya. This 45-meter-long former fishing trawler was intentionally sunk on February 21, 2002, to create an artificial reef and enhance marine biodiversity in the area. 18m-29m

Milele features a fringing coral reef that begins at shallow depths and gently slopes down to approximately 25 meters, accommodating divers of various experience levels.

Kisima Mungu, translating to “God’s Well” in Swahili, is a captivating dive site off the coast of Diani Beach, Kenya. This site is renowned for its gently sloping fringing reef, which descends from shallow waters to depths of approximately 15 meters, making it accessible to divers of varying experience levels.

The Jadini dive site presents a gently sloping reef starting at approximately 7 meters and descending to depths of around 25 meters. This gradient provides an accessible environment for both novice and experienced divers to explore the vibrant coral formations and the creatures that inhabit them.

Mbungu site features a fringing coral reef that begins at shallow depths and gently slopes down to approximately 25 meters, accommodating divers of various experience levels.

The reef is adorned with a variety of hard and soft corals, creating a vibrant habitat for numerous marine species. Divers can expect to encounter green and hawksbill turtles, moray eels, nudibranchs, clownfish, surgeonfish, and Moorish idols.