A buoy is located at the southernmost point of the Bambo islet. You will find at this site small drop-offs and coral patches.

Saziley is known for its white sandy islet that is revealed when the tide goes out. The pass is also where splendid dives are hidden. Usually, this is done as a drift dive. Depending on the tide, there can be a strong or mild current.

The rolling mill is a collapsed high bottom. Most of its surface is made of dead coral but some areas form canyons where life thrives.

This is an easy shore dive. Immerse yourself and enjoy the typical architecture of Mayotte (fringing reef). Diving is accessible to all levels.

A mooring buoy is located near the beach, in front of the dive center. A perfect spot for beginners due to its shallow depth and clear water.

Ilot Bandrelé (or Banded Island) is on the east side. The departure is near a fringe. This is a typical reef of the Mahoran coasts. The islet is located in front of the club, about ten minutes of sailing time.

This is a barge that used to carry large slabs of heather and is now lying in about 35 metres of water. Very little is known about this wreck.

Also called “La Lolita“, La Passe Bandrelé is located north of the islet of the same name. This dive is a drift dive. It is a real valley of sand and isolated stones.

An arch a few metres wide at the heart of which is an old anchor covered with sponges and corals. Take pleasure in observing the gorgonians and soft coral that adorn it in the shadows.

In the S-pass turn, #11 is a step-shaped drop-off. The first drop is 15-20 metres and the second is 35-40 metres. The block on which the buoy is anchored is rich in coral of all kinds.