The site Banc 06 is for all levels, site located at 5 KM behind Nosy Sakatia. My point of view on the site: site in general very good vis-a-vis the quantity of fishy 9 times on 10, but from time to time, without apparent reason, few fish.

Dive site located at 45 m from the center, very nice Dome, with a side filled with superb gorgonian and the other side very fishy. The site is quite deep, nothing less than 23 meters, it is necessary to walk at 25 m almost all the dive.

The “banc des fusiliers“, a site located behind Nosy Sakatia, about 10 km away, not very deep, between 19 and 14 m. Very good for a second dive. nice for macro.

The dive site is a sandbar, between 18 and 21 m deep, on this sandbar there are about ten small reefs blocks. On one side, there is a drop-off (without interest) and on the other side, a reef also without interest, the site is only in the sandbar where the reef blocks are.

Rosa 22 is 12 km from the closest dive center. It is is a very beautiful dive site, slightly too deep for a second dive. At the end of the dive, the reef rises to 16 m, making it possible to extend the dive time. It has several reefs between 17 and 23 m, covered with small and big gorgonian fans.

Plateaus at 13 - 19 m, superb coral reef, one of the most beautiful coral fields. Well-stocked with fish (lots of big stonefish).the coral look like new , no dammage, nice reef.

Facci is a site located 14 km from the diving center. Depth between 22 and 25 meters. It is preferable to do this site as a first dive. Superb plateau covered with giant gorgonians.

Boboss lalina is a diving spot located behind Nosy Sakatia, a dozen km from the center. Between 25 meters and 14 meters. Best done on a rising tide.

Located about 20 minutes by boat from the lodge, this is an easy-to-navigate site with currents and outstanding visibility. The plateau offers the possibility of diving for a minimum of 50 minutes.

Banco Rosario, dived and discovered for the first time by an Italian named Rosario, has left its name as a legacy. Not far from here, the Cousteau crew moored their boat many years ago.