Indigo Bay Dive Centre
Bazaruto National Park Mozambique
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The protected Bazaruto Marine National Park is a scuba diver's paradise,
with crystal-clear waters and a range of dazzling soft coral ridges and
reefs to explore. A host of exciting dives can be experienced here with
reef fish such as snapper and surgeon, as well as potato bass, kingfish,
barracuda, manta rays and reef sharks to be seen.
Above the water dolphin are frequently encountered whilst humpback whales
can be sighted between August and October and whale sharks between April
and July. Leatherback, loggerhead and green turtles are often seen in
the water, coming ashore to lay their eggs on Bazaruto's sandy beaches.
You may also be lucky enough to see a rare dugong - part of the largest
viable breeding population in the western Indian Ocean.
Our on-site diving instructor co-ordinates the diving courses, from beginner
courses to more advanced reef diving, and plans every diving trip taking
care of all the details, from safety precautions to the final dive entry.
We use PADI Instructors and Dive Masters as a minimum standard and we
do not conduct technical or deep-water dives that warrant a chamber.
Some of the excellent dive sites include:
· Brindle Bass Ridge (North Point) - large reef (18 metres) with
impressive concentrations of snappers, angelfish, rubberlips, brindle
bass & reef sharks.
· Potholes (North Point) - series of shallow potholes (12 metres)
often sheltering black-tail reef sharks.
· Manta Ray Reef (North Point) - flat reef (15 metres) with spectacular
concentrations of anemones and clownfish.
· Rainbow Runner Reef (North Point) - (25 metres) with impressive
accumulations of green-tree and whips corals.
· Turtle Ridge (North Point) - narrow ridge (14 metres) frequented
by turtles and game-fish such as barracuda.
· Two-Mile Reef - well known for excellent snorkeling inside the
reef and for exciting dives on the outside (6-21 metres).
· Zenguelema Point - this dive site, with a depth of 21m, is located
on the western side of the island and is home to schools of Reef Fish,
Scorpion Fish, Crocodile Fish and the occasional Stone Fish.
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