The only French-speaking diving center in Mozambique and one of the best, adjacent to the beautiful Casa Babi guesthouse. The Bazaruto archipelago is one of the most famous spots in the country for the beauty of its reefs and the richness of its marine life. The trips include two dives per day and a superb lunch break on the island of Bazaruto. For the more experienced: deep dives in São Sebastião. Initiations and PADI courses are available. The center also houses a kite surfing school. Non-divers are welcome to go snorkeling.
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Snorkeling excursion Bazaruto and Benguerra : 80 US$. 1 dive only : 120 US$. 2 dives : 160 US$. Equipment and lunch included. Excludes entrance to the national park and activity tax (payable in cash only). Credit card accepted for dives. Beginner kitesurfing course : 100 US$ for 3 hours.
Owner's Message
Divers and non divers are welcome on their zodiacs equipped with two powerful engines to reduce the crossing time to Bazaruto and let everyone have time to enjoy the pearl of the Archipelago. Divers can make two dives on Two Mile Reef while snorkelers can enjoy the beauty of the corals and the dance of the multicolored fish of the Indian Ocean in the Aquarium. With 75% of the Indian Ocean's species listed on Two Mile Reef, encounters are numerous and varied.
For more experienced divers, dives on Sao Sebastian in search of manta rays, sharks and whale sharks are possible.
In season, special trips can be organized to see the humpback whales that cruise the bay.
Baptisms and diving courses are available in French.
Odyssea Dive also offers, since recently, 4 comfortable rooms.
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