Have you visited the untouched dive sites of Pomene, Mozambique.

Scuba diving in Pomene, Mozambique is a vastly different experience to many other locations.

• off-the-beaten track diving
• there is NO other dive boat out on the reefs
• there are no large shops, establishments, which means peace, tranquility, getting away from the hustle and bustle of people and life in general
• Pomene is surrounded by the mangrove estuary system to one side and the ocean on the other
• a small variety of accommodation options are available, catered or self-catering

When you descend on the reef systems, you feel like you are being noticed for the very first time.  The fish life are unsure, they are going about their daily business, keeping a watchful eye on you but at the same time, almost disinterested as well.

Pomene diving is macro diving at its best, the chance to spend lengthy periods of time, whether with or without a camera, taking it all in.

Winter water temperatures of 25 degrees C and summer water temperatures of 29 degrees C.

It really ought to be dived by you!!!!!

And getting to Pomene is super easy, its either a flight ex Johannesburg to Vilanculos or a self-drive.  Please bear in mind that the turnoff from the main road through the National Reserve will require at least a difflock vehicle.  If you do not have this, we can arrange a pick-up for you either in Massinga or at Vilanculos airport.

Its yours to explore and come and explore further reefs with us.

We look forward to spending good quality, peaceful time with you in Pomene, Mozambique.

https://offshoreportstjohns.com/mozambique-diving/

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Our website has been updated!!

check it out!!!!!

What’s new at a glance…..

We have updated our Home page to include our Pomene Dive Centre in Mozambique
About Us section has some news for those that would like to get to know us a little more
Our Mozambique diving page is now complete with loads of information and images

And of course our Sardine Run expedition has been extended into the first week of August 2026 for those that have not seen this snippet of news!!

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