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Aldabra Atoll
Outer Seychelles (1,000km from main islands), Seychelles
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The world's second-largest coral atoll and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the most pristine and remote dive destinations on Earth. Drift diving in channels with sharks, mantas, and huge schools of fish. Home to the world's largest population of giant tortoises. Strictly protected and rarely visited.
Conditions
- Country
- Seychelles
- Region
- Outer Seychelles (1,000km from main islands)
- Max depth
- 5–40 m
- Visibility
- 20–40 m
- Water temperature
- 26–29°C
- Difficulty
- Intermediate to Advanced
- Best season
- October-April
- Type
- Wall
- Suitable for
- Scuba
- Dive types
- Wall
- Drift
- Channel
- Marine life
- Hammerheads
- Sharks
- Mantas
- Rays
- Turtles
- Barracuda
- Pelagic fish
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