Mahé: Scuba Diving Experience with Wrecks & Coral Reefs

Mahé, Seychelles



Dive into the turquoise waters of Seychelles with Oceanika. Explore vibrant coral reefs, tropical fish, and fascinating wrecks with experienced instructors.

Oceanika offers scuba diving excursions at Eden Island, Seychelles, suitable for certified divers seeking guided, eco-friendly marine exploration.

Highlights

  • Explore coral reefs, tropical fish, and underwater wrecks around Eden Island
  • Dive from a modern glass-bottom boat with above and below surface views
  • Learn from experienced PADI and CMAS certified instructors
  • Support coral and marine biodiversity conservation efforts

Description

Discover the underwater world of Eden Island with Oceanika, a new diving club focused on safe, memorable, and environmentally responsible scuba experiences. Using brand-new equipment, you will explore vibrant reefs, tropical fish, and interesting wrecks under expert guidance.

All dives operate from a modern glass-bottom boat featuring comfortable seating, shaded areas, and refreshment service. This setup provides panoramic views both above and below the water surface.

Participants must have completed an introductory dive such as Discover Scuba Diving or equivalent with a recognized agency. Beginners should consider booking Oceanika's PADI Discover Scuba Diving experience first.

Safety and personalized instruction are a priority for all levels. Each booking contributes €30 to Oceanika NGO, supporting marine biodiversity protection in Seychelles.

Includes

  • Food and drinks onboard
  • Full scuba diving equipment: new BCD, regulator with octopus and pressure gauge, mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, weights, aluminium tank
  • Boat with glass bottom for scenic views
  • Professional dive instructor
  • Safety equipment

Excludes

  • Marine Park fees (optional)
  • Long-distance dive option (optional)

Important Information

  • Each booking includes a €30 contribution to Oceanika NGO supporting marine biodiversity protection in Seychelles

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, bring your diving certification card and a swimsuit. Morning departures often provide calm seas and optimal visibility. Book in advance to secure your spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

The experience includes guided dives exploring coral reefs and shipwrecks around Eden Island, with support from certified instructors.
Diving takes place in the clear turquoise waters around Eden Island, Mahé, Seychelles.
Certified divers with PADI or CMAS certification can join the guided reef and wreck dives.
Oceanika supports marine biodiversity conservation by promoting responsible diving practices and protecting coral reefs.
Dives are operated from a modern glass-bottom boat equipped with comfortable seating and shade.
Yes, participants must be certified divers as the dives are guided and involve reef and wreck exploration.
Yes, the glass-bottom boat offers opportunities to view marine life and coral reefs from above water.
Experienced PADI and CMAS certified instructors provide guidance during the dives.
Check the Oceanika website for current hours and availability in Seychelles.
Dive equipment is usually provided, but confirm details on the operator’s website before your trip.

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