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| Ile-d'Ambre - North-East | Good reefs, and all forms of sealife. |
| Grand-Baie- North | Home to Island Dive, one of the nations major dive operators, also good reefs |
| Trou-Aux-Biches - North-West | Several artificial reefs can be found in this area. These once used to be large fishing vessels. The "Aquarium" at 20m is a coral patch which contains numerous types of fish. If you are lucky you might get to see some sharks and sea turtles. |
| Balaclava - North-West | Another artificial reef site |
| Albion | Great if you like lobsters. Not too many fish. |
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Flic-En-Flac - West |
Good for snorkeling. Lots of fish, although not too much variety. In this area you will also find two artificial reefs. The "Cathedrale" is a cave at 30metres. The cave roof is at 25metres. The "Rempart Suisse" is a huge rocky formation which drops from 15m down to 40m. It is full of small caverns where lobsters hide. Here you will also find loads of fishlife. |
| Le Morne - South-West | Good reefs and fish life including sharks |
| Ile-Aux-Benitiers - South-West | Good reefs and fish life including sharks |
| Blue Bay - South-East | Not many reefs, but quite a few crabs, lobsters, squid and sharks. |
Grand-Port - East Ile-Aux-Cerfs - East |
Here lies the Sirius ( a 19th century British Frigate) and the Saint Geran ( a 19th century French Indiaman ) Good reefs, and all forms of sealife. |
