All our dive sites are within a 15-20 minute boat journey, which means you actually spend most of your time diving rather than sitting in a boat!

 

 

Herman, our head guide, has been diving here for 14 years and appears to be on first name terms with all the marine life in the area. We send only two buddy teams with each guide providing you with a very relaxed diving environment. Oxygen is on board, as well as drinking water.

 

Most of our dives are drift dives, so the boat picks you up at the end of the dive. Our dive sites offer a broad range of topography, including sea mounds, slopes, canyons, walls and flatter areas, providing a wide selection for divers of all levels.

 

Typically we encounter black and white tip reef sharks, stingrays, octopus, cuttlefish, moray and ribbon eels, a variety of scorpion and lionfish, clams, sea snakes, silly amounts of turtles and a bewildering amount of fish.

If you're into the small stuff Hans Reef is great for 'Muck Diving', where frogfish and pipefish are the highlight.

Thousands of species dwell in these waters, other visitors include mantas, eagle rays, leopard sharks, and large pelagics.

Dives are generally at 9am, 11;30 am and 2pm, night dives typically begin at 7pm, and we expect you around ½ hour beforehand to arrange equipment, and so we can make all the necessary pre-dive checks and briefings.