We are looking for staff to join the Sea Gypsy crew. If you like the idea of tropical island living and teamwork, or if you know anyone who might, follow the link below and get in touch with us!

We are looking for the following:

  • Barista (trainee Mixologist)
  • Dive Master & Excursions Coordinator
  • Activities & Excursions Coordinator
  • Kids Activities & Excursions Coordinator

Click the button for details and information on how to apply.

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The weather has been absolutely glorious, as we come into high season don’t miss out on the sun and turquoise waters. Check out all our specials for your high season stay in the link below.

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We have decided to use our webcam not just for weather watch but for fun quizzes as well. We will be announcing days to keep an eye on our live stream on our socials, as well as the prize on offer. All you have to do is answer the quiz question on our Instagram to win benefits to your next stay!

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Clownfish are a big favourite with the Sea Gypsy gang and visitors alike. Many know them from the PIXAR film “Finding Nemo” (don’t try and call these fish a Nemo around our dive base staff…they don’t like it!) but what most people don’t know is that these fish are extremely cool so here are some fun facts about them.

Clownfish live in family groups and follow a dominance hierarchy, meaning they have a ranking system. The leader of the group is the largest female, who lays the eggs. Clownfish are monogamous, meaning they only have one partner their whole life. When the female dies, the male will either find a new mate, or become a female and choose a male mate, as they are hermaphrodites, meaning they can change sex! Clownfish live in a symbiotic relationship with their home, the sea anemone. The mucus on their skin protects them from the anemone venom and their movements keep the water around the anemone flowing, making it easy for the anemone to breath!

You can see a fun BBC story about a clownfish family working together in the link below.

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