Slow the pace right down or amp up the adrenaline. From five-star scuba diving to hiking in tropical nature, we’ve got activities to suit your style.

• Anse Mondon – Max depth: 12 m – This small protected bay North of Silhouette island is perfect for learners and snorkelers alike.
• Black Rock – Max depth: 16 m – Starting from Anse Mondon, the granite wall heading South is known as Black Rock, which gets its name because of the colored rock that peaks at the surface.
• House Reef – Max depth: 14 m – At a depth of 12 to 14 meters our house reef is the perfect place for a dive trip.
• Coco Dans Trou – Max depth: 20 m – Situated in the South of Silhouette Island, next to Anse Patates, this underwater site consists of a sloping granite wall with large granite boulders and a sandy seabed.
• Pointe Grand Barb – Max depth: 30 m – The southern point of Grand Barbe beach houses a spectacular dive between cascading granite boulders and overhangs reaching the sandy seabed.
• Flat Rock – Max depth: 16 m – The area consists of a group of huge boulders lying about 400 meters from the shoreline, with the largest boulder rising to a few meters from the surface.
• North Island – Max depth: 20 m – One of the best coral reef dives we have on offer, this site consists of five hard coral pinnacles segregated by small sand channels.

• Ramasse Tout – Take a stroll through history; across the old graveyard of the previous residents of Silhouette to the edge of the island for a mesmerizing view of the main trade channel between Silhouette and Mahe.
• Jardin Marron – Explore the history of the island with this hike to the center of Silhouette island via a trail initially trodden by enslaved people fleeing La Passe village in the 19th century. Also, the only known location of Coco de Mer on Silhouette.
• Anse Mondon – This beautiful hike through the National Park will guide you to the stunning “Belle Vue” viewpoint, followed by a small, secluded cove where you will have the chance to cool off on the beach or swim in the crystal-blue sea.
• Grand Barbe – Challenge yourself across the wilderness to the Grand Barbe plateau, a 1km stretch of pristine white sandy beach and chill with some of the oldest residents of the island – the Giant Tortoises.