Blue Sea Divers
Sainte Anne · Seychelles

Breathe beneath the Indian Ocean.

Family-run dive center in Sainte Anne. Try-dives, PADI courses and guided exploration in the very first marine park of the Seychelles.

24
Dive sites
PADI
Certified center
12 000+
Guided dives
Our experiences

Seven ways to dive into the blue

From your first bubble to instructor level, each outing is designed to reveal the beauty of the Sainte Anne lagoon.

Dive logbook

Follow the gauge:
a world at every depth

Each meter reveals a new scene. From the seagrass beds to the granite drop-offs, here is what you meet diving in Sainte Anne — and the safety stops we honor on every immersion.

0 — 5 m
Seagrass beds
Green turtles, rays and juvenile reef fish hide among the posidonia.
5 — 15 m
Granite garden
Smooth boulders, coral-encrusted rocks and schools of colorful reef fish.
15 — 25 m
Coral reef
Pristine coral formations, fusiliers, moray eels and napoleon wrasse.
25 — 30 m
Deep blue
Wrecks, pelagic encounters, abyssal ambience.
Safety stop
3 minutes at 5 m on ascent for every dive beyond 10 m.
Ascent speed
Never faster than 9 m/min — nitrogen needs time to release.
Surface interval
Minimum 1 h between dives to respect the saturation curve.
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The marine park

Sainte Anne, sanctuary of the Indian Ocean

Created in 1973, Sainte Anne National Marine Park protects six islands and a lagoon of exceptional biodiversity. Just 15 minutes by boat from Victoria — our daily playground.

  • Average visibility 20 m, water at 28°C year-round
  • Sites accessible from Open Water level
  • Wildlife: green turtles, eagle rays, napoleons
  • Personalized briefing before every immersion
Aerial view of Sainte Anne island
Brissare Rocks
Reef
Brissare Rocks
12 — 22 m
Anse Major
Turtles
Anse Major
8 — 18 m
L'Îlot
Drop-off
L'Îlot
15 — 30 m
Contact

Shall we get you in the water?

Booking, question, custom dive — reply in a few lines, we get back to you the same day.