Nautilus Diving Dakar

N’Gor Bay is ideal for introductory dives and all kinds of training on a sandy bottom with a gentle drop-off. It’s a protected or natural environment depending on the tide.

The ideal site for first open water dives for future Open Water divers, from 7 to 18m depending on the swell. The site is explored from East to West following the current, with the North side allowing you to reach greater depths (>15m) before reaching the sand.

An ideal site for beginners and open water training. The site is best explored from east to west or vice versa, depending on the current. Avoid going too far south, as you risk getting too close to the island. The seabed offers varied conditions, with a maximum depth of 18 meters.

Raba Cissé features a cliff and rocks at 20 meters, with a sandy bottom at 30 meters, making it ideal for the first deep dive for an Open Water certification. A slight current and swell, depending on sea conditions, are present, and the site is close to the breakers of the Almadies reef.

A beautiful walk upstream from the breaking waves in the Almadies lighthouse bay, past rocky outcrops sheltering typical marine life. Head north for deeper waters and west to reach the Deux Phares site.

The Falaises dive site is an interesting setup with three cliffs set in front of a sandy bottom at 22m. A circuit around each cliff allows you to return to the starting point. The north side is deeper, while the south side is closer to the breaking waves, so be careful. Stay on a west-east axis around the cliffs.