Mauritius

On the other hand:

I have just come back from 3 weeks superb diving in Mauritius:

Le Morne:

Fantastic drift dive. Sharks, eagle rays, stingrays, barracuda, nearly
every day. Current permitting!!

www.easydivemauritius.com/ Up-market operation 2 boats & Dive shop

Flic en Flac:

Dive Rampert Serpent, one of the best dives for creatures I have ever
seen.
Wreck of Tug II, Cathedral, lovely wall dive. & over 30 more spots.

Recommend Pierre Szaley www.pierre-szalay.com
More basic operation, open 23 years, very reasonable prices. Nitrox
available.

Mauritius has some excellent diving. It's harder to find but it is
there. Hire a car and get out of the hotels!

(If you want specific info. prices etc. drop me an email)


In article <eojbr4$ps8$1@news.tiscali.fr>, SPAMaudry.sales@aliceadsl.fr
says...
> Same for me, diving quite poor. Best spots north east of the island.
>
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> "Daniel Kessler" <dkessler@pop.cybernex.net> a écrit dans le message de
> news: 45A987BC.59840C20@pop.cybernex.net...
> > the diving is over on the eastern side of the island...as I recall. The
> > fish were pretty scant (I recall lots of stone fish) but it would be a
> > mistake to travel to Mauritius only for the diving, as I did.
> >
> > Also, be sure and not drink the water there.
> >
> > fft wrote:
> >
> >> May be diving in Mauritius in March. Any recommendations on repudable
> >> dive centres please? Also, can anyone please tell me which side of the
> >> island is better for diving?
> >>
> >> Many thanks in advance
> >> D
> >
>
>
>

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