Dive sites in Trou aux biches

Stella Maru Wreck →

Explore the Stella Maru, a Japanese trawler transformed into a vibrant artificial reef, teeming with marine life.

Moray Reef →

Explore the scattered reef patches of Moray Reef, where abundant juvenile fish and a diverse moray population inhabit a tranquil, white sandy seafloor between 11 and 13 metres.

Corsair wall →

Explore the deep pinnacles of Corsair Wall, where currents bring pelagic life to a vibrant ecosystem.

The Shark's Cathedral - Nab Reef →

Descend into The Shark's Cathedral, a remote reef system distinguished by its dramatic peaks and pinnacles, where oceanic species traverse crystal waters.

Coin de Mire - Confetti Bay →

Confetti Bay offers a vibrant reef environment, characterized by extensive soft corals and the potential for encounters with pelagic species from 3 to 16 metres.

Coral Garden →

Descend into Coral Garden in Trou aux Biches to discover a flourishing reef teeming with vibrant fish species and the elusive leafy scorpionfish.

Whale rocks or Hidden reef →

Descend along the medium-sized wall of Whale Rocks, where the topography of Pointe des Canonniers attracts pelagic life, making for dynamic drift dives.

Hidden Reef - Canyons →

Descend into the dramatic canyons of Hidden Reef, where massive rock formations provide intricate cover for diverse marine life and serve as a highway for pelagic visitors.

King Fish Kingdom →

Descend into the blue at King Fish Kingdom, a deep wall dive in Trou aux Biches where a dramatic tunnel leads to a canyon teeming with impressive marine life.

Small Cathedral - Allen's Abbey →

Explore a dramatic underwater landscape just off Trou aux biches, where a vast grotto shaped like a cathedral offers unique geological formations and a rich reef community.

Djabeda Wreck →

Descend onto the proud wreck of the Djabeda, an artificial reef teeming with life on a vast sandy expanse off Trou aux Biches.

Silver Star Wreck →

Explore the intact Silver Star Wreck, a purpose-sunk fishing vessel teeming with diverse marine life, from camouflaged frogfish to schooling barracudas and resting guitar sharks.

Coin de mire- The Walls →

Descend the vibrant south-west wall of Coin de Mire, navigating schools of fusiliers and encountering barracudas patrolling the deeper sections.

Aquarium of Grand Baie →

Descend into a vibrant Grand Baie reef, where a central channel on a white sandbank teems with juvenile reef fish and encounters with camouflaged predators.

Holt's Rock →

Descend amongst massive granite blocks and vibrant coral, where inquisitive giant morays, stretching two metres or more, directly seek your attention.

Turtle House Reef →

Descend into the gentle embrace of Turtle House Reef, where remarkably large green and hawksbill turtles slumber beneath rocky overhangs, inviting respectful observation.

Stenopus Reef →

Begin your dive on a sandy expanse at 33 metres, where eagle rays drift in the current, setting the stage for a descent to 40 metres around vibrant coral pinnacles.

Water Lily Reef →

Descend into the vibrant coral gardens of Water Lily Reef, where macro life thrives amidst a swirling display of reef fish.

Jardin de Roses →

Descend to 39 metres and drift across hundreds of square meters blanketed in a rare, delicate pink coral field.

Coin de mire-Head →

Descend along the southern flank of Coin de Mire, where massive schools of fusiliers swirl over a dynamic reef, often shadowed by darting bluefin trevally.

Cratère →

Descend into a unique crescent-shaped underwater landscape where juvenile batfish gather and the elusive frogfish plays hide-and-seek.

Shark Basin →

Descend into Shark Basin off Trou aux Biches for exhilarating encounters with groups of sharks and eagle rays in refreshingly oxygenated waters.

The Blinders - Banc rouge →

Venture to The Blinders - Banc Rouge, a vibrant reef off Trou aux Biches, where you can encounter juvenile sharks and a rich display of reef life between 12 and 20 metres.

Batfish Alley - Banc rouge →

Follow the crystal-clear waters into a cul-de-sac canal where curious Batfish (Platax) are the star attraction.

Hidden Reef - Amphitheatre →

At Hidden Reef's Amphitheatre, you'll encounter a vibrant wall dive adorned with soft corals, fan corals, and glass corals, frequented by large pelagics.

Water Lily and Emily Wrecks →

Descend to the twin barges of Water Lily and Emily, where soft white sand illuminates two vibrant wrecks teeming with curious marine life, an invitation to a genuinely immersive dive.

The 3 anchors →

Descend to a quartet of 17th-century anchors resting between 13 and 18 metres, often accompanied by a dozen green sea turtles.

Lost Anchor →

Descend to a 17th-century anchor nestled in a vibrant pinnacled reef, where large pelagics often cruise past resident morays and camouflaged predators.

Black Forest →

Descend into a unique underwater landscape where thick stalks of glass coral form an ethereal forest, teeming with hidden marine life just before the deep drop-off.

Nab Reef or Banc Rouge →

Descend the dramatic vertical wall of Nab Reef, a vibrant marine ecosystem teeming with rays, angelfish, groupers, and the occasional shark.

Caravelle →

Descend the northern plateau of Caravelle, where unique Platax species congregate and strong currents sometimes bring barracuda and trevally schools.

Pyramid Reef →

Descend into Pyramid Reef, a vibrant coral extension off Trou aux Biches, offering a gentle exploration for all divers amidst teeming reef life.