Diving Locations

Tiwi dive sites

North of our Dive center, 35 min of navigation. This reef, where corals abound, is a superb drop-off ranging from -6 m to -27 m. Visibility is very variable, strongly favored by the flow of the Tiwi River which flows into the sea. This is also where a school of Barracudas lives. The wall allows for attractive photography with caves and overhangs making the perfect background.

Mwanamochi

Mwanamochi is a long reef (1.5 kms) that is usually dived as a drift, if conditions allow. 

There is an exciting coral head on the reef that often has huge amounts of small reef fish. We can see Yellow striped snappers, helmet flying gurnard, octopus, lobsters, ribbon eel, blue spotted ray and whale sharks if we are lucky.

Shark Alley

The name “Shark Alley” reef has been given after its famous «guitar sharks» and white tip reef sharks.

Small corals are situated around the dive site, accompanied by a big coral mound in the middle.

Galu

A large reef that extends to the south. Galu reef is home to both attractive corals and groups of fish. It is on this reef that we see most of the rarer fish – sea horses, ghost pipe fish, frog fish, flying gurnards, ghost morays and leaf fish.

Dzinani

Dzinani is pleasant drift dive for beginners on the shallower western side and for experienced divers on the deeper eastern side. A necklace of coral reefs which lie in white sand offer an attractive contrast of landscapes.

Vast schools of both large and small reef fish located on the southern reefs making this a breath-taking dive.

Kinondo

Kinondo is one of the popular part. The fish population on Konondo reef is greater than on any other reef located on Kenya’s South Coast. Large schools of barracuda , shoals of yellow and blue lined snappers , red snappers, trigger fish and the greatest possibility of seeing pelagic fish. Moray eels and lobsters also frequent this reef. Quite simply one of Kenya’s best dives.