The seabeds of Rodrigues Island are full of fascinating treasures. Between vibrant coral formations, underwater canyons opening onto the outer edge of the lagoon, and pristine corals of rare beauty, the underwater richness is simply impressive.
You'll have the chance to observe exceptional marine fauna: schools of trevally, sea turtles, barracudas, dolphins, and even whales during their seasonal passage. Rodrigues is home to a unique endemic species of trevally, the giant trevally (caranx ignobilis), often spotted in the lagoon's passes. As for the whales, they generally visit the region in December, with occasional sightings in March.
Not to mention the multitude of colourful coral fish that populate these crystal-clear waters, offering divers and snorkelers a true living spectacle, typical of the Indian Ocean.
