Ponta Mamoli is a superior destination for those divers looking for luxury and a secluded piece of paradise.  Besides the setting, coral reefs at depths between 9 and 40 m will awe divers from around the world. Just to the north, is a large bay that has such prolific coral growth it will take years for a diver to visit them all. With corals as thick as rain forests and fish life from the smallest to the biggest, Ponta Mamoli provides divers with world class diving.  You can expect to see gobies, blennies and the usual wrasse and butterfly fish. Huge white cowries with black and gold mantles, plenty of large hermit crabs and nudibranchs with blue ridges, green frills, orange and blue stripes. There is also a large cave filled with glassfish and lionfish.

Ponta do Ouro and Ponta Malongane

Just a few kilometres across the border from South Africa you will discover two of Africa’s newest and best scuba diving vacation destinations- Ponta do Ouro and Ponta Malongane. Rustic camps and beach chalets, surrounded by huge swaying coconut palms and the Indian Ocean just yards away give you the chance to experience a true ‘Robinson Crusoe’ lifestyle while still enjoying the highest standards of dive facilities and service.

Towering dunes clad in indigenous forest overlook kilometres of sun drenched, deserted pure white beaches, crystal clear seas and 22 virtually untouched coral reefs that promise some of the best diving of your life. Scattered around the protected bay are reefs, gullies and caves between 10m and 40m depth, making it possible for all certification levels to dive here. 

Average visibility is 30-40m and water temperatures vary from 22 to 26 degrees C. Whale sharks and dolphins are common sightings. Game fish abound, potato bass, scorpion fish, turtles, rays, big grouper, humpback whales and of course tropical fish in their millions.