Hoga Diving Resort is one of the unique places in the world where you will see incredibly colourful reefs in one of the most bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific.

The reefs are so unspoiled, that they explode with life. There are some fantastic pinnacles, bridges, and a blue hole and sea-grass bed, which makes the place a dream world.  

There are many different types of diving, mostly wall drift dives. As the place is so remote, there is hardly any chance to see other divers underwater, apart from your boat members, and to preserve this unspoiled area, the resort is kept small.

Snorkelling is a great way to relax on de-gas days or for those of you who don't dive. It is just a stroll from your cottage to the waters edge and then across the sea-bed also teeming with life and out to the reef and the drop-off.

The diving is getting more special when the bajo ‘sea nomad’ children from the nearby village come with you on your dive. They are of course great free-divers which is a wonderful opportunity to take underwater photographs of them when they are fishing with their home-made harpoons.  

Local dive masters will show you the beauty of the tremendous amount of species. The number of species is 10 times more, compared to the Caribbean dive sites.