The outer islands of the Seychelles, particularly within the Aldabra group, feature some of the most incredible ecosystems accessible to divers. Renowned for their exceptional coral health, these island groups showcase stunning hard and soft coral coverage. Divers can encounter a wealth of marine life, including large groupers and schools of predatory fish like giant trevally, dogtooth tuna, and various shark species.

These remote island groups also feature breathtaking drop-offs that plunge dramatically into the depths, creating exhilarating diving experiences. With exceptional water clarity, often reaching up to 50 meters, they truly represent a diver’s paradise and a haven for nature enthusiasts. Beyond diving, the outer islands offer rich birdlife, including impressive booby colonies and other seabirds, while spinner dolphins are often seen year-round, along with a chance to encounter other cetaceans.