This small, rugged sub-tropical island in the south Atlantic is blessed with fascinating history, a wealth of wildlife found nowhere else on earth, and fabulous marine life encounters. Diving is offered year round, with whale sharks making an appearance December to March. Find Out More about St Helena Island
One of the most exciting dive areas to open up in recent years, this remote Atlantic outcrop is now accessible to divers, promising endemic species, seldom dived shipwrecks and aggregations of whale sharks in season. Find Out More about Untouched St Helena
Join cameraman and marine conservationist Danny Copeland on this remote Atlantic outpost in prime whale shark season, to uncover the mysteries of St Helena with experts and like-minded individuals. Find Out More about Dive & Discover St Helena
St Helena’s climate is regulated by the the trade winds, ensuring equable conditions throughout the year, despite its tropical location. There are noticeable variations on the island, with Jamestown seeing the lowest rainfall.
Whale sharks aggregate around St Helena
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Located in the heart of Jamestown, Mantis St Helena is a combination of restored historic buildings and a new contemporary building, within walking distance of the seafront and local attractions. Find Out More
