Itinerary

Sep 6 – 13, 2026 

Day 1: Labuan Bajo
Upon arrival on the first day of your safari, an Eco Pro Divers staff member will meet you after baggage claim at Labuan Bajo International Airport, no earlier than 9 a.m. Look for the sign with “Eco Pro Divers” and the boat name. Transfers to the boat begin around 12 p.m., giving you time to relax and settle in before departure.

Days 2–7: Diving in Komodo National Park
Enjoy 2–3 dives per day at some of Komodo’s most iconic and diverse sites.
Possible dive sites include:

Day 8: Return to Labuan Bajo
The boat arrives back in Labuan Bajo in the morning. After breakfast, the Eco Pro Divers team will transfer you to the airport and assist with check-in. Your week aboard the Duyung Baru will leave you with unforgettable memories of some of the best diving the world has to offer.

Komodo diving is something you really have to experience to understand. The currents here aren’t just a challenge—they shape the whole dive, pushing you along vibrant walls teeming with life. One minute you’re drifting past schools of jacks and trevallies, the next a reef shark glides silently overhead. The variety of terrain is incredible: steep drop-offs, caves, soft coral gardens, and even little volcanic vents bubbling up warm water.

Manta Alley is unforgettable. There’s a rhythm to it—swim in, stay in the current, and just wait. Soon enough, mantas appear, sometimes in pairs or even dozens, twisting gracefully through the water. It’s not staged or predictable; it feels alive, like you’re part of the ecosystem rather than just visiting it. Even during busy weeks, the encounters feel personal because the park is vast and the currents spread everyone out.

Then there’s the smaller stuff that surprises you. On a dive like Cannibal Rock or Yellow Wall, it’s easy to get lost in macro life—pygmy seahorses clinging to soft coral, tiny nudibranchs in every color imaginable, and frogfish that blend so perfectly you almost miss them. You start off looking for big animals and end up marveling at the tiny details, which is part of what makes Komodo so addictive.

Every dive has a sense of unpredictability. Hot Rocks, with its geothermal vents, feels like another world, bubbles rising from the seabed while fish swirl around them. The combination of strong currents, diverse topography, and abundant life means every day is different, every dive tells a story. After a week, it’s clear why Komodo isn’t just a bucket-list destination—it’s a place that makes you rethink what diving can be.

The journey starts in the city of Tromsø in Norway. We recommend to arrive more than just one night before the expedition the get a glimpse of this beautiful arctic city! We can arrange hotels & tours as well as your international flights.

Oct 16 – 22, 2026

The following is an approximate itinerary as the final itinerary, of course, depends on the sea, the weather and the animals.  Expert guides will accompany you on your whale watching adventures to provide information and guidance.

Day 1: Arrival and boarding
Arrival at Tromsø airport and transfer to the harbor. In the afternoon you will board your ship, settle in and explore the ship.

Day 2-6:  The search is on
Surrounded by the dramatic Norwegian fjords, you’ll spend 5 full days following schools of herring  … and pods of orcas & humpbacks. The bridge of the ship is a great place to look for whales and enjoy theamazing light and the awesome scenery.  Whenever the conditions are right and animals are in the vicinity, you can board the Zodiacs to snorkel and photograph the animals and feeding frenzies.

You can watch the highlights from the spacious deck or join the Zodiac excursions for up-close whale watching and excellent photography opportunities. You may also have the opportunity to go ashore to visit some of the historical fishing villages situated in the fjords.  But, the top highlight is the in-water experience with the whales, orcas & herring!

During the darker hours you will enjoy the warm and cozy comfort of the expedition yacht while your expert guides entertain you with presentations and educational information on wildlife and cinematography and films. Excellent food is served three times a day, with a warm meal during lunch and diner.  Beer and wine are available.

Also, of course, the winter months mean displays of the Aurora Borealis. With a bit of luck you might be treated to some of this delight.

Day 7: Disembarkation
The ships usually arrive back in Tromsø the night before disembarkation.   After breakfast and farewell to your crew, it is unfortunately time to disembark.  The guides can arrange a transfer to the airport or to your hotel if you choose to extend your stay in Norway.

M/V Kinfish

Step aboard the RV Kinfish, where adventure and comfort meet in perfect harmony. With room for up to 12 guests, our ship offers an intimate and exclusive experience as you explore the stunning natural beauty of your chosen destination, led by our expert crew of guides and naturalists.

Relax in our spacious and comfortable cabins, each with en-suite facilities, as you take in the breathtaking scenery from your own private window. Our onboard restaurant serves up exquisite cuisine, prepared by our talented chefs using the freshest local ingredients, while our bar is fully stocked with a selection of fine wines, spirits, and cocktails to enjoy at your leisure.

The RV Kinfish also features a range of amenities designed to enhance your experience. Take a dip in our hot tub on the upper deck, relax on the sun loungers, or make use of our kayaks and paddleboards to explore the surrounding waters up close. With our state-of-the-art technology and equipment, including radar and sonar, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the natural world like never before.

At Behind the Mask, we’re committed to sustainable travel and minimizing our impact on the environment. The ship is designed with eco-friendly technology, including solar panels and a water treatment system, to ensure we leave the smallest possible footprint on the beautiful wilderness we explore.

Vessel Specifications:

Vessel type Expedition and Research/Survey
Flag / Port of registry Sweden / Göteborg
Built / rebuilt Stord 1958 / Båtservice 1986, Kimek 1996, NRS 2017
Class DNV +1A-1 ICE-C – E0 (bow strengthened to ICE 1B1)
Length (LOA) 37.25 m
LBP 31,38 m
Beam 7.01 m
Max draft / Air draft 4.25 m / 16.25 m
Tonnage 329 GT / 98 NT
Displacement 442 tonnes
Material hull / superstructure Steel / Aluminium
Speed (cruising / max) 9 knots / 11 knots

Welcome to Tromsø

Monday, April 6, 2026
– Arrival in Port Elizabeth
– Check-in at the property (Night 1 of 10)

Tuesday, April 7, 2026
– Arrive and relax, breakfast at the accommodation
– Orientation, safety briefing and getting to know our team

Wednesday, April 8 – Wednesday, April 15, 2026
– Sardine Run Trips (8 days at sea)
– Breakfast every morning at the accommodation
– Lunch and refreshments daily on the boat

Courtyard Hotel Port Elizabeth

The accommodation of choice is Courtyard Hotel in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. It offers an elegant stay with a focus on comfort and convenience. Located near the beachfront and key attractions, it caters to both business and leisure travelers. The hotel features spacious rooms, conference facilities, and a relaxed atmosphere. Guests can enjoy excellent service, dining options, and easy access to the city’s and the diveshop.

Hotel Services include:

• Spacious and comfortable twin & double ensuite rooms
• Airconditioning
• Wifi
• Full English and continental breakfasts daily
• Fitness room
• Sparkling pool in landscaped garden setting
• Bar and club lounge
• Intimate lounge area
• Secure parking
• Same-day laundry and dry cleaning service (weekdays only)
• 24 hour launderette
• In room dinning by arrangement with local restaurants
• Woolworths personal shopping service

The Garden Route Tour
4 nights/5 Days from 16 to 20 April, 2026

To allow guests to enjoy a bit more of South Africa, we have set out an optional  5 days after the Sardine Run, passing through Mossel Bay, Coastal Villages, Cape Town and Simon’s town.

Here’s the itinerary:

Day 1, Night 1
16 April 2026

Port Elizabeth to Mossel Bay

• Pick up from place of residence and depart for the Garden Route
• Stop at Wildflower reserve (Time permitting)
• Continue to Storms River to stretch our legs
• Visit Tsitsikamma National Park
• Walk to the river mouth over suspension bridges for viewing
• Lunch at Restaurant
• Overnight Guesthouse Mossel Bay, bed and breakfast
• Lunch and dinner for own account

Day 2, Night 2
17 April 2026

Mossel Bay to Coastal Village

• Breakfast at accommodation
• Start our journey to the coastal village
• We cross the Breede River on a small ferry
• Lunch en route
• Check in at accommodation
• Explore historic fishing village
• Overnight at Seaside Village Hotel, Bed and breakfast
• Lunch and dinner for own account

Day 3, Night 3
18 April 2026

Coastal Village to Cape Town

• Wake-up and breakfast at accommodation
• Follow the coastal route to Cape Town
• Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of the African Continent
• Hermanus
• Lunch en route
• Check into accommodation
• Afternoon at leisure
• Dinner at accommodation or one of the nearby restaurants
• Overnight at Hotel in Cape Town, Bed and Breakfast
• Lunch and Dinner for own account

Day 4, Night 4
Date 19 April 2026

Simon’s Town

• Wake up and breakfast at accommodation
• Head to dive meet up point to meet between 8:30 and 8:45
• Meet dive company representative at 9:00
• Snorkel in the kelp forest (equipment, snacks and lunch included on the boat trip)
• Pick up from Dive meeting point around 15:00
• Afternoon at leisure
• Dinner at accommodation or at one of the nearby restaurants
• Overnight at Hotel in Cape Town, Bed and Breakfast
• Lunch and Dinner for own account

Day 5
Date 20 April 2026
Simon’s Town (dive day)

• Wake-up and breakfast at accommodation
• Check out with luggage
• Visit to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
• Cape Malay Quarter
• Company Gardens (Time permitting)
• Drop off at the airport

Price per person: 1.440 €

Single room surcharge 300 €

Dive into the adventure of Egypt and explore the mysterious underwater world of the Red Sea! This liveaboard takes you to legendary wrecks, colorful coral gardens, and spectacular reefs around the Sinai. Right from the start, Abu Nuhas makes every wreck lover’s heart beat faster, before Ras Mohamed National Park greets you with dramatic walls and buzzing marine life. The highlight: the famous Thistlegorm – one of the world’s most fascinating wrecks – which you can discover by day and at night. Surrounded by schools of reef fish, curious turtles, and maybe even passing big fish, you’ll enjoy a week full of adventure, variety, and unforgettable encounters beneath the surface.

Sea Serpent Serena Dreams

Sea Serpent Serena Dreams was designed especially for divers who want to explore the Red Sea in small groups. This 33-meter luxury liveaboard is fast, comfortable, and offers space for up to 18 guests in 9 en-suite cabins. A spacious lounge invites you to relax in the evenings, and the boat comes fully equipped with entertainment options to enjoy after an epic day of diving. With personal service on board and great value for money, the Sea Serpent Serena Dreams has become a Red Sea favorite.

Cabins
On the lower deck you’ll find 5 twin cabins and 1 double cabin, while the upper deck offers 3 more cabins – 1 double and 2 twins. All cabins come with individually controlled A/C, private bathrooms, towels, and bathrobes for extra comfort.

Food & Drinks
On board, dining is more than just great taste – it’s a full sensory experience. From delicious flavors to beautiful presentation, every meal becomes a highlight. Expect fantastic personal service, and chefs who love turning your requests into culinary masterpieces.

• European & Egyptian cuisine
• Fresh local seafood
• Homemade pastries and baked goods from our onboard pastry chef
• Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and other dietary needs happily catered for (you’re welcome to bring your own special products, too)
• Water, soft drinks, tea, coffee, fresh juices & smoothies | FREE
• Nespresso capsules, sparkling water & alcoholic drinks | Extra charge

Reiseablauf 19. bis 30. Juli 2026

Die Tour startet und endet in Faial. Für Transfers vom Flughafen Horta zur Unterkunft ist gesorgt. 11 Übernachtungen und einige aufregende Tage auf dem Meer stehen auf dem Programm.

Aufgrund unvorhersehbarer Wetterbedingungen wird der tägliche Ablauf am Abend vorher mit der Basis und deinem Reiseleiter besprochen. Pläne ändern sich schnell und ein großes Maß an Flexibilität ist von Vorteil! Die inkludierten Aktivitäten werden an den Tagen mit den dafür passenden Bedingungen stattfinden und es sind genug freie Tage eingerechnet sollten die Wellen einmal nicht mitspielen. Zusätzliche Ausfahrten können auf Wunsch vor Ort organisiert werden, wenn noch freie Tage bleiben und Interesse besteht.

Casa da Baia Horta, Faial

Das lokal geführte Gästehaus mit einfachen und sauberen Zimmern liegt direkt hinter der Tauchbasis Norberto Diver. In wenigen Metern ist man auch bei “dem Treffpunkt” der Insel das Café Peter Sports wo man gemütlich Mittag und Abendessen sowie kühle Drinks bekommt.

Wissenswertes:

• Gästehaus mit 8 Zimmern, einer Gemeinschaftsküche, Wohnzimmer mit TV
• Dachterrasse mit tollem Blick über die Bucht
• Zur Selbstverpflegung, zahlreiche Cafés, Bars und Restaurants in Fußnähe
• Neu renovierte Zimmer mit privatem Badezimmer
• Freies Wifi

Die Azoren

Die autonome Region der Azoren gehört zu Portugal und ist in drei geografische Regionen geteilt. Die Inseln Santa Maria und São Miguel bilden die östliche Gruppe, Terceira, Graciosa, São Jorge, Pico und Faial die Zentralgruppe und Corvo und Flores die westliche Gruppe des Archipels. Madeira, die Kanaren und die Kap Verdischen Inseln repräsentieren zusammen mit den Azoren das Gebiet von Makaronesien (Inseln des Glücks).

Laut Legende sind die Azoren die Überreste des sagenhaften Inselkönigreichs Atlantis (Platons versunkene, phantastische Welt), und schon Mitte des 14. Jahrhunderts wurden neun Inseln mit nahezu der exakten Position der Azoren in Büchern und auf
kartografischen Karten erwähnt und dargestellt. Doch erst nach den portugiesischen Seefahrtexpeditionen Heinrich des Seefahrers wurden die Azoren endgültig in die europäischen Land- und Seekarten aufgenommen.

Es steht nicht genau fest, ob es der Seefahrer Diogo de Silves im Jahre 1427 war oder ob Gonçalo Velho Cabral 1431 den azorischen Archipel entdeckte. Auch gibt es mehrere Theorien, wie die Azoren zu ihrem Namen kamen. Die am meisten verbreitete beruht auf der Verwechslung der vorgefundenen «Milhafres» (Rotmilane/Mäusebussarde), die fälschlicherweise für
«Açores« (Habichte) gehalten wurden. Sicher ist, dass Heinrich der Seefahrer die Besiedlung der Inseln förderte. Zuerst ließ er zwischen 1431 und 1432 Tiere auf den Inseln aussetzen, und 1439 kamen die ersten Siedler. Die Besiedlung der Azoren erstreckte sich über das ganze 15. (östliche Gruppe und Zentralgruppe) und 16. Jahrhundert (westliche Gruppe). An dieser schweren
Aufgabe beteiligten sich auch Juden, Mauren, Flamen, Italiener, Engländer, Franzosen und afrikanische Sklaven. Aus ihnen ging während der Jahrhunderte ein Volk hervor, dem Vulkanausbrüche, Erdbeben, Isolation, Piratenangriffe, politische Kriege und Infektionskrankheiten nichts anhaben konnten. Der Widerstand während der spanischen Besetzung ab 1580 und die Unterstützung der Liberalen im Bürgerkrieg (1828-1834) belegen die Tapferkeit der „Azoreaner“.

Der Archipel ist natürlicher Lebensraum für verschiedene Vogelarten, wie den Rotmilan, Gelbschnabelsturmtaucher, die Seeschwalbe, Ringeltaube und Schwarzdrossel. In der «Serra da Tronqueira» auf São Miguel ist der Azorengimpel (Priolo) wegen seiner Seltenheit besonders geschützt. Das einzige endemische Säugetier der Azoren ist die azorische Fledermaus.

Für viele verschiedene Meeresvögel sind die Azoren der erste Ruheplatz nach ihrem Flug über den Atlantik. Im weiten Meer um die Azoren gibt es ungefähr zwanzig verschiedene Delfin- und Walarten, von denen manche ihren permanenten Lebensraum hier haben, andere nur vorbei ziehen. Der Fischreichtum, Kolonien von Mollusken und Krustentieren verhelfen den Gewässern um die Inseln zu einer außergewöhnlichen, vielfältigen Unterwasserwelt.

„Inmitten der Natur“ – dieser Ausdruck ist typisch für die Region der Azoren. Dank seiner einmaligen Natur bietet der Archipel einzigartige Bedingungen für den Natur-Tourismus. Die biologische Vielfalt, der geologische Reichtum, die historischen Städte und die traditionellen Ortschaften bieten optimale Bedingungen für den Tourismus.

Die Insel Faial

Nur 4,5 nautische Meilen von der Insel Pico und ungefähr 14 Meilen von São Jorge entfernt bildet Faial mit den genannten Nachbarinseln die sogenannten „Triangle Island“ der Azoren. Bekannt als die Segel-Hauptstadt der nördlichen Hemisphäre hat
die Insel mit ihrem Hafen Horta eine starke Verbindung zum Meer und bietet vielen Yachten und Seglern Schutz auf dem Weg über den Atlantik. Die unzähligen Segelboote die dort im Hafen liegen machen den Charme der Stadt aus welche im Schatten des
erloschenen Vulkans Guia Hill liegt. Kein Besuch von Horta ist komplett ohne einen Besuch der berühmtesten portugiesischen Bar – Peter’s Café Sport. Mit Blick über die Marina und auf den Vulkan Pico geben die vielen Flaggen und Überbleibsel von Seglern im inneren des Restaurants einen Einblick in die Geschichte der Stadt. Der Flair der Bar ist einzigartig und sie ist der Treffpunkt der Insel für Einheimische und Touristen.

Die letzte große Eruption des Vulkans Capelinhos ereignete sich auf Faial (1957/58). Die Landschaft die durch diesen Vulkanausbruch auf der Westseite der Insel geformt wurde ist immer einen Ausflug wert. Im „Capelinhos Volcano Interpretation Centre“ kann man sich über das Ausmaß der Zerstörung dieser Naturkatastrophe informieren.

Für Taucher ist einer der Hauptgründe für eine Reise nach Faial die Möglichkeit mit Blauhaien zu Tauchen oder Schnorcheln. Hier ist einer der wenigen Orte der Welt, wo man mit sehr hoher Wahrscheinlich diese Jäger zu Gesicht bekommt – wenn auch meist geködert. Auch auf den anderen Inseln gibt es die Tiere allerdings sind die besten Tauchplätze dafür nahe den Inseln Faial und Pico. Die Condor Bank oder andere Erhebungen (Plateaus unter Wasser) eignen sich dafür die Tiere an die Oberfläche zu locken. Mit Glück tauchen auch immer wieder mal Mako Haie auf – verschwinden aber oft auch direkt schnell wieder.

Itinerary

EcoPro Seascape 

The Eco Pro Seascape a trailblazer in the world of liveaboards, redefining quality and comfort in the Maldives. Designed to accommodate up to 28 guests, this vessel caters not only to scuba diving enthusiasts but also to those keen on a variety of water sports and cruising adventures. Embracing eco-friendly practices, the Eco Pro Seascape offers a unique blend of sustainability and high-quality service. Its diverse itineraries promise unforgettable experiences, from exploring vibrant coral reefs to relaxing in serene oceanic surroundings.

Boat Specs:

• Year built:2023
  
• Length:41m
• Beam:10.7m
• Top speed:12 knots
• Cruising speed:8-9 knots
• Max guests:28
• Number of cabins:17
• Number of bathrooms:17
• Tender: Diving dhoni
• AirCon in each room
• Bar
• Outdoor Dining 

The Maldives, an archipelago of over 1,000 coral islands nestled in the heart of the Indian Ocean, is a diving enthusiast’s dream. With its crystal-clear turquoise waters and coral atolls, this tropical paradise offers a mesmerizing underwater experience. The coral formations, ranging from delicate soft corals to massive hard corals, paint an awe-inspiring tapestry beneath the surface.

Diving in the Maldives is synonymous with encounters with a rich diversity of marine life. From manta rays to the gentle giants, whale sharks, the Maldives provides opportunities for unforgettable interactions with some of the ocean’s most magnificent inhabitants. The coral atolls serve as a thriving ecosystem for an array of marine species, including colorful reef fish, turtles, and various types of sharks. Notably, the Maldives has established a commitment to marine conservation, ensuring the protection of its underwater wonders.

What sets the Maldives apart for divers is the range of dive sites catering to all levels of expertise. Whether drifting along vibrant coral walls or navigating channels with robust currents, there’s an adventure for everyone. The warm tropical waters create an ideal environment for year-round diving, allowing enthusiasts to explore the underwater realms comfortably. In essence, the Maldives stands as a premier destination for those seeking a perfect blend of stunning underwater landscapes, abundant marine life, and diverse dive opportunities.

The journey starts in the city of Tromsø in Norway. We recommend to arrive more than just one night before the expedition the get a glimpse of this beautiful arctic city! We can arrange hotels & tours as well as your international flights.

Nov 3 – 9, 2026

The following is an approximate itinerary as the final itinerary, of course, depends on the sea, the weather and the animals.  Expert guides will accompany you on your whale watching adventures to provide information and guidance.

Day 1: Arrival and boarding
Arrival at Tromsø airport and transfer to the harbor. In the afternoon you will board your ship, settle in and explore the ship.

Day 2-6:  The search is on
Surrounded by the dramatic Norwegian fjords, you’ll spend 5 full days following schools of herring  … and pods of orcas & humpbacks. The bridge of the ship is a great place to look for whales and enjoy theamazing light and the awesome scenery.  Whenever the conditions are right and animals are in the vicinity, you can board the Zodiacs to snorkel and photograph the animals and feeding frenzies.

You can watch the highlights from the spacious deck or join the Zodiac excursions for up-close whale watching and excellent photography opportunities. You may also have the opportunity to go ashore to visit some of the historical fishing villages situated in the fjords.  But, the top highlight is the in-water experience with the whales, orcas & herring!

During the darker hours you will enjoy the warm and cozy comfort of the expedition yacht while your expert guides entertain you with presentations and educational information on wildlife and cinematography and films. Excellent food is served three times a day, with a warm meal during lunch and diner.  Beer and wine are available.

Also, of course, the winter months mean displays of the Aurora Borealis. With a bit of luck you might be treated to some of this delight.

Day 7: Disembarkation
The ships usually arrive back in Tromsø the night before disembarkation.   After breakfast and farewell to your crew, it is unfortunately time to disembark.  The guides can arrange a transfer to the airport or to your hotel if you choose to extend your stay in Norway.

M/V Kinfish

Step aboard the RV Kinfish, where adventure and comfort meet in perfect harmony. With room for up to 12 guests, our ship offers an intimate and exclusive experience as you explore the stunning natural beauty of your chosen destination, led by our expert crew of guides and naturalists.

Relax in our spacious and comfortable cabins, each with en-suite facilities, as you take in the breathtaking scenery from your own private window. Our onboard restaurant serves up exquisite cuisine, prepared by our talented chefs using the freshest local ingredients, while our bar is fully stocked with a selection of fine wines, spirits, and cocktails to enjoy at your leisure.

The RV Kinfish also features a range of amenities designed to enhance your experience. Take a dip in our hot tub on the upper deck, relax on the sun loungers, or make use of our kayaks and paddleboards to explore the surrounding waters up close. With our state-of-the-art technology and equipment, including radar and sonar, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the natural world like never before.

At Behind the Mask, we’re committed to sustainable travel and minimizing our impact on the environment. The ship is designed with eco-friendly technology, including solar panels and a water treatment system, to ensure we leave the smallest possible footprint on the beautiful wilderness we explore.

Vessel Specifications:

Vessel type Expedition and Research/Survey
Flag / Port of registry Sweden / Göteborg
Built / rebuilt Stord 1958 / Båtservice 1986, Kimek 1996, NRS 2017
Class DNV +1A-1 ICE-C – E0 (bow strengthened to ICE 1B1)
Length (LOA) 37.25 m
LBP 31,38 m
Beam 7.01 m
Max draft / Air draft 4.25 m / 16.25 m
Tonnage 329 GT / 98 NT
Displacement 442 tonnes
Material hull / superstructure Steel / Aluminium
Speed (cruising / max) 9 knots / 11 knots

Welcome to Tromsø

Peri Peri Dive Lodge

Peri Peri Dive Lodge in Tofo, Mozambique, is the kind of place where flip-flops count as formal wear and your biggest worry is whether the whale sharks will show up before lunch. Nestled right by the beach, this laid-back lodge mixes rustic island charm with the thrill of underwater adventure. The bungalows are cozy, the ocean views are ridiculous, and the vibe is pure barefoot paradise. You’ll find yourself swapping stories over cold beers with fellow divers while the sound of the waves rolls in just meters away.

Run by a crew of passionate PADI instructors who know every reef and ray by name, Peri Peri Dive Lodge is all about small groups, big smiles, and unforgettable dives. One minute you’re gliding beside manta rays at Manta Reef, the next you’re lounging in a hammock wondering if you’ve ever been this relaxed. Add in Tofo’s lively beach bars, colorful markets, and sunset bonfires, and it’s easy to see why people come for a few days and end up staying for weeks.

Planet Scuba

Planet Scuba Bed and Breakfast is a diver’s haven in Mozambique, located steps from the beach and top dive sites. Rooms feature spacious beds, air-conditioning, and ensuite bathrooms, with a dedicated gear rinsing and storage area for convenience.

Breakfast includes fresh tropical fruits, homemade bread, and eggs to order, with flexible serving times for early dives. The cozy lounge, equipped with marine life guides and dive maps, is perfect for relaxing and planning your next underwater adventure.

With easy access to dive centers and vibrant reefs, Planet Scuba is ideal for exploring Mozambique’s marine wonders, including whale sharks, manta rays, and stunning coral ecosystems.