The eastern coastline along the Indian Ocean provides some great opportunities for Water Sports in Mozambique. This 1,000 km long coast provides some great diving, fishing, sailing and is visited by beach lovers. The Water Sports in Mozambique is both challenging and enthralling and is a good draw for water sports lovers of the world.
Those interested in scuba diving can visit Pemba which provides some spectacular diving for all levels. The area is ideal for some great scuba diving in Mozambique. There are introductory dives for the inexperienced ones and also the drift dives for the advanced divers. The advanced divers can visit the Lazarus Bank for once in a lifetime experience. One can go for the PADI courses at Pemba.
The Water Sports in Mozambique at Pemba have some sensational corals and are filled with tropical fish. There are different species of turtles, dolphins, the rare dugong and also the migrating humpback whales. There is good number of snorkeling sites at the bay at Ponto Saide Ali and near the main beaches. The coral can be seen in the shallow waters that make it easy for a crystal clear visibility. One can see the corals even from the surface. The water temperatures are mild making diving comfortable. One can also go for diving around the Quirimba islands, in Nacala and also with yacht charters.
Another Mozambique Water Sports place to visit is Quirimbas. It has been a popular diving place among the African coast for many years. This north Mozambique place has enticed many tourists and divers for its clear azure blue waters of the Indian Ocean. The remote islands and tropical seas provide some best snorkeling and scuba diving in the world. Here you can move around in the waters in a boat along with the guide helping you in the site area.
In Nacala, one gets the best bay diving in Mozambique in the huge bay of Nacala. The diving sites are within 30 minutes boat ride and has endless expanse of water bodies or pristine water with corals and reefs. The area is ideal for beginners to experience diving. From May to June every year one can see sunfish moving up from the deep water. Humpback whales can be seen moving around in the bay during August to October.
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