SEE Activity Center

Situated on the sands of Barra Beach in the Inhambane Province, the SEE Activity Center serves as a high-end base for exploring the Mozambique coastline. The centre is integrated with the Sentidos Beach Retreat Hotel, providing a seamless transition from your accommodation to the water's edge.

Designed for comfort and relaxation, the facility offers expansive spaces to unwind between dives. Whether you are here for a structured course or to explore the local reefs, the centre provides a professional environment overlooking the ocean.

The centre operates as a PADI affiliated facility, providing a structured environment for both recreational divers and those seeking formal instruction. All instruction and dive activities are conducted in English.

For those looking to progress through their certifications, the centre provides a dedicated classroom for theoretical learning. To bridge the gap between the classroom and the ocean, an on-site training pool is available for practicing essential skills and buoyancy control.

The SEE Activity Center offers a range of PADI scuba courses for all levels. You can begin your journey with introductory programmes or work through the standard certification levels to expand your diving capabilities.

Training is supported by professional facilities, including the on-site classroom and training pool, ensuring you have the necessary environment to master your skills safely.

The shore-based facilities are designed for modern diving requirements, featuring a dedicated classroom for theory sessions. For practical training, an on-site pool is available to help you master skills before heading out to the reefs.

Beyond scuba diving, the centre offers various land-based activities and ocean safaris. If you are staying on-site, the proximity to the beach allows for easy access to the water.

The local waters are home to a variety of resident species, including reef sharks, leopard sharks, and various rays. You will also encounter a diverse array of reef fish and nudibranchs throughout the area.

From June to September, the region becomes a significant area for Humpback whale sightings, making this a prime window for those interested in seasonal pelagic life.

Macro enthusiasts will find plenty to observe among the reef structures, with various nudibranchs adding colour to the underwater landscape.