Diving in Africa

South Africa offers a dazzling variety of dive sites to explore.

Explore Tunisia’s 1,200 km coastline and dive in warm, clear waters. Discover diverse marine life, drop-offs, caves, and wrecks in the Mediterranean Sea.

Thanks to the crystal clear, warm waters of the Indian Ocean, and warm air temperatures year-round, scuba diving in Kenya offers the ultimate diving experience.

Most diving is done inland in Namibia with astonishing caves and various sinkholes.

tanzania offers promising gin-clear waters and amazing diversity when it comes to marine life.

Diving in Zimbabwe, you’ll have the rare opportunity of swimming in a landlocked country in south-central Africa that offers a variety of attractions.

Mozambique has amazing offshore marine parks such as Quirimbas National Park

Year-round, divers flock to Madagascar, the fourth largest in the world, to discover marine life not seen anywhere else.

A Cape Verde diving adventure awaits just a few hours by flight from Europe.

Mauritius, an island of incomparable beauty, is home to some of the world’s most breathtaking coral reefs and marine life ever to be seen.

Sao Tomé and Principe offer dramatic landscapes with torrents and waterfalls along its slopes, white and black sand beaches, sheer cliffs dropping into the sea.

If you are looking for pure, untouched coral reefs, crystal clear water, and uncrowded white sand beaches, the Seychelles are the dive destination for you.

The Arab Republic of Egypt is a country that sits in the Northeast corner of Africa on the Mediterranean Sea to its north and the Red Sea to its east.