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Scuba Diving In Mauritius

A photo blog about diving in Mauritius
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November 2021
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Highlights from diving in Mauritius include:

🌊 Dazzling warm water : 23-29°C
🐠 Diverse marine life from large pelagic fish to endemic species
🏝 Combine a tropical island getaway with the luxury of resort diving
⚓️ Wrecks, wrecks & more wrecks!! Even for beginners!
🤿 Safe, relaxed, easy diving for all levels

👉 See all the photos and dive tips on my blog "Coconut Odyssey": www.coconutodyssey.com/post/why-scuba-dive-in-mauritius

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Wildlife Travel Blogger, Coconut Odyssey

Hi I'm Michelle a travel blogger passionate about wildlife and scuba diving travel, as well as animal conservation. I'm also an underwater photographer and love seeking out macro critters to photographer.

1 year ago
Ian
Founder, Travel Massive

Hi Michelle, thanks for sharing your blog and amazing photos with the Travel Massive community! How far from shore are the reefs? Can you do night diving and is there much to see?

1 year ago (edited)
Wildlife Travel Blogger, Coconut Odyssey

Hi Ian, thank you for your kind words.
The dive sites are approximately a 15mins to 30mins boat ride away from shore, depending on where you are staying on the island.

You can absolutely go night diving, which is my favourite type of dive along with wreck diving. On our last night dive, after 14yrs of trying to find it, I finally spotted the rare Spanish Dancer Nudibranch (sea slug) which get's it name from the way it wriggles its body like a flamenco dancer.

In terms of what you can see, Mauritius has plenty of variety including very rare species, it might not be in abundance like the Maldives or Indonesia but it's there if you know where to look, however, the pièce de résistance has to be the wrecks. On one of my dives I discovered the rare candy crab which I'm used to only seeing in Asia, so it was a very nice find especially for the dive centre as they had never seen one before.

Do check out my blog where you can find lots more info and marine life photos.

1 year ago
Photographer, Travel Blogger, Tour Operator, Photography Teacher, Triple F Photo Tours

This is amazing Michelle.

1 year ago
Wildlife Travel Blogger, Coconut Odyssey

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

1 year ago
Scuba agent, Aqaba leaders dive center

I am a scuba instructor and an owner of a dive center in Jordan , your articles had me amazed what a wonderful dive site to go and explore !

1 year ago
Wildlife Travel Blogger, Coconut Odyssey

Glad you enjoyed the article! Mauritius really does have a lot to offer in terms of diving, more than people realise. Jordan is still on my list of places to visit!

1 year ago