| Stella Maru Wreck (1) |
18m à 25m
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| Lost Anchor |
30m à 50m
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| Stenopus Reef |
30m à 70m
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| Caravelle 1 |
18m à 30m
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| Caravelle 2 |
20m à 37m
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| Holt Rock |
8m à 35m
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| Corsair Wall |
30m à 60m
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| Water Lily and Emily Wreck (2) |
23m à 25m
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| Coral Garden |
10m à 22m
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| Roche Maxime |
5m à 12m
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| Chilli Drop |
3m à 12 m
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| Corsaire Reef |
5m à 8m
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| Black Forest |
40m à 60m
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| Stella Reef |
15m à 20m
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| Roche Jérôme |
30m à 55m
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We offer Safari on different days more remote sites on reservations. Starts at 8am return at 16:30 (Grand Bay).
| Djabeda épave |
22m à 35m
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| Silver Star épave |
18m à 25m
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| Turtle Point |
15m à 30m
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| Aquarium |
8m à 14m
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| Star Cliff |
45m à 60m
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| Merville Patchers |
10m à 13m
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(1) Stella Maru
The Stella Maru was sunk deliberately in 1987 to create an artificial reef. It is located just in front of Trou aux Biches in the north-west of the island. It rests on a sandy bottom 26-28m. Until February 2002, it rested on its side, but after Hurricane Dhina, the wreckage was recovered. Following Cyclone Gerry, in 2003, much of the superstructure has been destroyed. The wreck is inhabited by large tame moray eels, fish, stones and a fairly small abundant marine wildlife.
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(2) Water Lily and Emily
Two barges water flows in 1981 (Water Lily) and 1982 (Emily) on a sandy plain site offering a beautiful light whatever the weather. An abundant fauna has colonized these carcasses of boats bench snapper Bengali (or snappers Bengal), surgeons, but also butterflies yellow eels mouth, dozens of lion fish, crabs, red fish stones, shells, sea slugs . The fish are so curious towards divers that diving becomes fun.
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