Let BLUE MARINE DIVING take you through the experience of a lifetime, and guide you along Kenya's fantastic coral reefs of the blue Indian Ocean. Whether you are a qualified diver or ready to start a new adventure, our PADI Resort Facility is the right choice for you! Diving Single and double dive trips aswell as Discover Scuba Diving to the Mombasa marine park are available on a daily basis.
Nearly all our dive sites are reached by boat within 25 Minutes, so no long, dreary boat journeys! The dive departure times are planned in accordance with the tides, enabling us to dive during different times of day and not scheduled daily early morning departures. This gives the keen underwater photographer options for best light conditions. A weekly departure schedule is available at the divecenter.
Marine conservation Protected marine reserves in Kenya care for an unspoiled reef where fishing of any sort is forbidden and tropical fish life is plentiful and can be observed at your leisure. East Africa boasts the second longest barrier reef in the world, stretching from the coast of Somalia along Kenya to southern Tanzania. It provides a food source and shelter to a vast array of marine life including the majestic whale shark and manta ray.
Kenya embraces marine conservation and Serena Beach Hotel has set up protected hatching sites for sea turtle eggs, where guests can participate in helping a baby turtle into the sea. Sadly, sea turtles are on the endangered species list. For the recreational diving industry, environmental friendly moorings have been installed to avoid damage to corals by anchors.
Blue Marine Diving is a member of the Kenya Association of Dive Operators (KADO) and The Africa Conservation Trust.
Whale Sharks The Kenyan coast is among the worlds best locations for whale shark encounters. These gentle giants roam the worlds sub-tropical oceans in search of plankton rich waters. They can reach lengths of up to 12 meters and weigh 6 tons. A good time for sightings in Kenya are the months of Sept/Oct and Jan /Feb. Easily spotted by boat, our captains slowly approach the whale shark and then stop the boat nearby. Under the watchful eye of our staff, the divers may enter the water with mask and fins and fullfill every diver's dream, of swimming with the largest fish in the ocean in its natural habitat. We do not, however, promote any physical contact with the sharks.
Blue Marine Diving actively supports the East African Whale Shark Trust (see link) who are committed to whale shark research and conservation. Whale sharks are fitted with satellite receiver tags for research purposes in an annual tagging exercise along the Kenyan coast.
Watersports Blue Marine Diving also incorporates a fully stocked Watersports center, including modern windsurfing rigs from Hifly, with beginner, intermediate and professional boards, a 17FT LION Catamaran,2 Hobiecats(14 and 16FT),a Laser and 4 Kayacks. The larger catamarans are hired out only with a helmsman. Windsurfing and sailing courses are available on a daily basis. Kitesurfing is not available here, but interested individuals can be referred to a Kitesurfing Center nearby. Use of the Watersports equipment is free of charge for guests of the Mombasa Serena Beach Hotel.
 Today's Dive Details , Water Temperature: 25'C Av. Underwater Visibility: 15m Sightings: 9 white-tip reef shark, 2 green turtle |