
Grey Reef Shark — see destinations where it is seen
Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos
Indian Ocean · Seychelles
Documented presence, never a guaranteed sighting.

Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos

Eretmochelys imbricata

Rhincodon typus

Triaenodon obesus
A granite outcrop roughly midway between Mahé and Praslin, its pinnacles rising to within a few metres of the surface — walls covered in sea fans and soft corals, large moray eels, and schooling snappers. A more sheltered, moderate-current profile than Shark Bank; day-boat accessible, no liveaboard required.
Main wildlife : Grey Reef Shark, Whitetip Reef Shark
Advanced Open Water recommended — also accepted: SSI Advanced Adventurer, NAUI Advanced Scuba Diver, CMAS 2★
A submerged granite plateau/seamount roughly 8km NW of Mahé, between Mahé and Silhouette Island — the single most famous shark-encounter site off Mahé, with strong, often unpredictable currents in open water. Day-boat from Beau Vallon/Victoria; also visited by Inner Islands liveaboard itineraries, though a liveaboard is not required.
Documented best months
Advanced Open Water
Site concerned (1/2): Shark Bank
also accepted: SSI Advanced Adventurer, NAUI Advanced Scuba Diver, CMAS 2★
A required level is a floor: a more experienced diver always qualifies.