Top Mauritius Freediving

Embrace adventure with this underwater sea walk. No swimming experience is necessary to explore up to 3 meters of the ocean's depths. Equipped with a helmet, walk along the seafloor while breathing normally and seeing marine life. Afterwards, hop across the stunning beaches of Mauritius. The provided transport allows you to spend the day relaxing, swimming or tanning next to the water.

Blue World Explorer is a new, dynamic and innovating scuba diving service provider which has been set up to let all scuba divers discover the beauty of underwater life all around the paradise Island of Mauritius. we offer tailor scuba diving services always taking into account safety and security at sea. all our dive centers are PADI Certified. you can be anywhere in Mauritius and Rodrigues Blue World Explorer is always available to offer our scuba diving and nautical services.

If you’ve ever been curious about breathing underwater this introductory scuba diving experience is a great opportunity. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Blue Bay and Mahebourg to explore the vibrant marine life of Mauritius. With expert guidance, learn how to use the diving equipment, practice in a pool, and then take to the seas for a shallow dive.

An authentic eco-tourism social impact scientific activity for explorers. During the exclusive private full day cruise offshore and in the lagoon, our oceanographer will provide you with detailed information about the unique marine biodiversity of Mauritius. Covering offshore species (including whales, dolphins, seabirds) and lagoon ecosystem species (including corals, seagrass and fish) and the impacts of climate change, the scientific information collected will be used for marine conservation activities while 10% of the proceeds from the cruise will be transferred to an NGO for additional community based sensitisation activities.

If you’ve ever wanted to scuba dive without the commitment to a full certification then this exploration dive in Mauritius is right up your alley. Join a small group and learn the basics of scuba diving in shallow waters. Then, head to the island’s largest lagoon or the South Sea to observe local marine species in their natural habitat.