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Indigo Divers is the only PADI recognised, Eco Dive Centre in Mauritius. This means we’re internationally recognised for our environmentally conscious activities. Join us and take part in experiences that not only bring you closer to nature, but also help you leave a positive impact on the environment.
Underwater Naturalist
Learn about symbioses, underwater ecology, and aquatic plant & animal habitats. Plus, see creatures you may have previously missed.
Fish IDentification
Learn to enjoy your dives by recognizing the creatures that you see and identifying the main fish families and their characteristics.
Coral Reef Conservation
This course helps you appreciate the complexity of coral reef habitats and teaches you how you can help conserve these vital systems.
Dive Against Debris
Learn how ocean plastic and trash cleanups keep your local dive sites healthier and contribute to a global database that documents our planet’s marine debris problem.
Aware specialty
Make a difference for yourself and others by learning and applying tips to save the ocean. The PADI AWARE Specialty course equips you with tangible actions and opportunities to bring about positive ocean change.
Globally, coral reefs are under threat. From 2007 to 2024, more than 70% of coral populations across Mauritius have been lost to a combination of climate change and negligent tourism activities. Passionate about conservation, we founded Reef Gardeners, an organisation that collaborates with the private sector to make a difference.
At Reef Gardeners, our goal is to raise awareness and educate local communities while conducting targeted reef and mangrove restoration activities, primarily funded through project investments from local luxury hospitality stakeholders. However, before we can get to this point we need your help to get our first nursery into the water.
“Together with the private sector and local government, we hope to drive sustainable, long term mangrove, seagrass and reef restoration activities to preserve and expand these ecosystems currently at threat in Mauritius.”
If you want to learn more, head on over to our website and find out how you can make a difference in the world we see tomorrow.