Manta Ray Dive Trips

Brief description of your day:

• Briefing by the divemaster on your boat about the reef, currents, launching and safety procedures.
• Walk down to the beach and launch your boat.
• There are various reefs which feature manta cleaning stations and on which they are frequently sighted.
• Generally you would either go out on a single or double tank dive. The benefit of a double tank dive is that you get an opportunity to snorkel with the huge and curious whale sharks or other sea life during the required surface interval between your first and second dive.
• You should bring sun-block, water and a hat along.

Your Experience:

Experience the ethereally graceful manta rays as they swoop majestically around the cleaning stations, if you keep low and relaxed they can stay around for a long while, and it is definitely an unforgettable experience to have manta rays with 5 metre plus wingspans dancing above your head.

Your boat will launch directly from the beach outside the dive centre and you are free to have breakfast or a snack at our restaurant. There are hot showers and good coffee available on your return to shore.

Depart with:

One of our 8.3 metre semi-rigid superducks powered by twin  4 stroke motors and friendly and proficient staff members.

A maximum of 8 divers on a double tank dive and a maximum of 12 on a single tank dive. There are qualified divemasters and a skipper on board, and we have an emergency action plan, oxygen and a medical kit in the event of an emergency.

A single tank dive can take anywhere from 1.5 to 3 hours depending on the site, while a double tank dive will take you around 4-6 hours, again depending on the sites chosen.

You Need:

• Sun-block
• Water
• A Hat
• Don't forget to take sea-sick tablets before going out if you are prone to seasickness.