With a large selection of dive sites, Mahé is possibly the most diverse dive location in the Seychelles. The famous granite rocks provide a unique landscape at every rocky dive site. There are several coral reefs including the popular reef in Bay Ternay Marine Park, and several others in the Beau Vallon Bay area. A nice variety of wrecks with abundant marine life are very popular dive spots, and many of the dive sites are easy to reach with just a short boat ride.
Some of the most famous dive sites are L'ilot, Aquarium, the wrecks of the Twin Barges, Bay Ternay Marine Park, Light House, Conception Rocks, Shark Bank, Dragon's Teeth, Brissare Rocks, and the Ennerdale Wreck.
Because of its warm, sunny climate, diving in Mahé is possible throughout the year. Daytime air temperatures range from 82-90°F (28-32℃) while water temperatures average between 79-86°F (26-30℃).
You are ensured an unforgettable vacation at any time of the year in the Seychelles. The Seychelles islands are home to a great variety of marine species, including the illusive whale shark which frequently graces the shallow waters around Mahe. Best chances to see these gentle giants is from September to November.
The only airport on Mahé is Seychelles International Airport in Victoria. This airport welcomes direct international flight from Europe, Africa and Asia. It is also possible to enter the Seychelles and dock near Mahé using a private yacht or other vessel.
Once you are on the island, you can to get around by boat, car or bus.
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