Ocean dream divers

Ocean Dream Divers is situated directly on the beach at Beau Vallon, one of the most iconic locations on Mahé. This position provides easy access to the diverse underwater environments that the Seychelles is known for, ranging from shallow reef flats to deeper structures.

The diving here is defined by the unique Seychelles topography, where massive granite formations meet lush coral ecosystems. You will find a mix of soft and hard coral reefs, alongside several wreck sites that offer different opportunities for exploration.

The centre is a PADI affiliated diving operation, providing instruction and guided dives. They cater to a range of abilities, from those looking to take their first breaths underwater to more experienced divers seeking exploration.

Instruction is available in both English and German, ensuring clear communication during training and briefings. For those looking to extend their stay, the centre coordinates accommodation on Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue, offering everything from simple rooms to full apartments.

Training at Ocean Dream Divers follows the PADI curriculum. They offer the PADI Open Water Diver course, including the PADI Open Water Diver eLearn option for those who prefer to complete their theory before arriving on the island.

The centre also provides training for advanced divers, ensuring you can progress through your certifications in the local environment.

The centre provides equipment hire for divers who prefer not to travel with their own kit. This includes essential items such as masks, fins, and wetsuits.

For those staying locally, the centre's location on the beach at Beau Vallon makes it a convenient base for organising your daily dives and managing your gear.

The reefs are home to a wide array of marine life, including various species of reef fish, barracuda, and sharks. You will frequently encounter turtles and rays patrolling the sandy patches and reef edges.

Pelagic life is a highlight of the region, with sightings of manta rays and dolphins. Depending on the season, you may also have the opportunity to dive with whale sharks.

Macro life and smaller residents are also present, including octopus and various other invertebrates inhabiting the coral structures. The biodiversity of the soft and hard coral reefs provides a rich environment for these species to thrive.