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Whether you want to dive sharks and wrecks on rugged wild coasts, or simply relax with whales and dolphins and enjoy pristine coral reefs and abundant wildlife, this should definitely be your next diving destination.
Scuba diving in Southern Africa is a fast growing sport and of a high standard.
All major organization's qualifications are recognized and good quality dive
gear is easily hired.
Foreign divers are welcomed with typical Southern African
hospitality and are without exception made to feel at home.
The coastline ranges from about 35°S to 27°S, and that means that one has a choice of diving in the cold waters of the Cape Province in South Africa, the warmer waters of KwaZulu Natal in South Africa or the tropical waters of Mozambique.
The Cape Province in South Africa is mostly good for wrecks, white sharks, kelp and colorful sponges. KwaZulu Natal in South Africa is primarily for mantas, rays, sharks, wrecks, whales, dolphins, turtles, reef and pelagic fish, hard and soft coral reefs, and Mozambique for whale sharks, mantas, turtles, dugongs and tropical hard coral reefs.
Scuba diving in Southern Africa can be experienced in many different ways
and at different locations.
If you have any specific question or need more information on a specific diving
subject get in touch with us. We are looking forward to assist you.
