Exotic diving adventure in extraordinary Madagascar

Every morning, when the sun rises and illuminates the horizon, the dive boats start their engines and go for a new diving adventure. You will be picked up at the beach in front of the Transat lodge, at high tide. You do not have to visit the diving school yourself, we already arrange the paperwork in advance online. You will make 2 dives each day. The first day you will take your dive gear directly from the lodge onto the boat. The diving school will make sure the bottles, lead or other equipment you need is ready.

Your first day of diving begins at Sobeha (Rainbow), for example, an explosion of colors under water. Here, hundreds of fish species frolic among the coral, including graceful trumpet fish and shy white-tip sharks. And if you’re really lucky, you’ll even spot the rare leopard shark.

The next day you can immerse yourself in the depths of the Gorgonian Canyon, where divers can descend as deep as 60 meters. Here giant gorgonians stretch out into the sunlight and eagle rays swim gracefully through the waters.

Ankora, with its micro-wonders, calls lovers of smaller marine life. While observing flatworms and ghost fish, a school of fish may suddenly swim above your head, fleeing from hunting predatory fish.

Fesundrakua, on the other hand, promises greatness. Pelagic fish swim in abundance here and during the months of August to November, the tranquility is sometimes interrupted by the majestic humpback whale breaking through the waters.

Then there is the Enchanted Forest, an enchanted world that lives up to its name. Giant gorgonians and sponges dominate the landscape, while large green turtles perch to rest in this serene environment.

Finally, the Grand Bank, an impressive wall dive at the edge of the continental shelf, awaits. Here a spectacle unfolds before your eyes with large schools of fish swimming by and several species of sharks, including the imposing hammerhead shark, patrolling the depths.