Office

This dive site, known as 'Office', is located off the coast of Mozambique and is characterized by a diverse reef system comprising ledges, sandy channels, and cleaning stations frequented by manta rays. Navigating the site involves exploring the various ledges and channels, paying attention to depth changes and potential currents. The site's history isn't explicitly stated, but its rich biodiversity suggests a long-standing, healthy ecosystem. Marine life here is abundant and varied. Leopard sharks, whitetip reef sharks, potato bass, giant moray eels, turtles, and a profusion of tropical fish are common sightings. Game fish also patrol the area, adding excitement to the dive. While detailed coral species aren't specified, the reef's structure suggests a vibrant coral community. The best time to visit is likely during the warmer months when visibility is usually at its best and marine life is most active. Currents can be moderate, so divers should have sufficient experience to handle them. This site is not suitable for snorkeling or freediving due to depth and the necessity of a boat ride to reach the location. Nitrox is recommended to maximize bottom time.