Situated between Anse Noir and Anse Dufour, the dive takes place along a reef from 0 to 20m. The access to the hole is at a depth of 3m. Speciality: it’s in the open air.

Depth: 0 to 20m Minimum level: Level 0

Relief composed of rocks and corals from 0 to 12m. Speciality of this site: a small cargo wreck which rests from 3 to 11m from the seabed. Various fish: lizardfish, angelfish, cuttlefish…

Depth: 0 to 12m Minimum level: Level 0 

Entering the water at Anse Dufour, skirting round the Pointe Dufour, the dive takes place along a reef from 0 to 25m, finishing in an area of 5 to 10m. The reef connecting the two coves is composed of piles of rocks offering sheltered havens appreciated by turtles and jellyfish. Ideal for drift diving, there is often a small current. French angelfish and big puffer fish are often found around here.

Depth: 0 to 25m Minimum level: Level 0

The clear water, allowing visibility of 25m, is a real treat. It is rare that the current is strong enough to disturb divers. The abundance of marine worms is a feast for the eyes. Numerous species of sea worms will amaze you when they spread out their plumes. The seafloor descends down a smooth gradient to a depth of 20 metres. There isn’t a reef, but a collection of huge corals embellished with gorgons, sponges… it could easily be called Turtle Point! Even on your first dive, it’s not unlikely you’ll come across one. They come to lay eggs not far from here. The dive site resembles two drops of water with green decoration. Large piles of rocks form a small reef finishing on a sand plateau. Here there is fixed fauna that biology fans will appreciate. Large African pompano appear at the end of the day. 

Depth: 0 to 25m Minimum level: Level 0

Opposite the Pointe de la Baleine, it’s a three master ship that is 35m in length, which you can discover at a depth of 36m, perched upright in front of you. We can access it thanks to a being attached towards the bow and linked to the surface with a buoy. This boat was sunk specifically for divers in 1994, which enables you discover the wreck completely safely on a large sand plateau! It is in a very good state, and has already been colonised by flora and fauna. This jewel is a compulsory highway for barracudas, angelfish, crabs, Javanese eels, lobsters, king mackerel, salmon et above all an extraordinary atmosphere. Magnificent during night dives. Depth: 36m Minimum level:

Level 2-PE40 It is possible to complete these levels with us, giving you access to this dive. 

Journey along the rock piles that adorn the length of the coast and you will enjoy scenery that is rich in colour. A shoal of African pompano with large eyes, sedentary grey snappers, parrot fish, lobsters and turtles will bring happiness to even beginner divers. The accessible cave offers an extra attraction for this dive. Two large spider crabs have chosen to make this their home. A beautiful dive to discover whilst drift diving.

Depth: 0 to 30m Minimum Level: Level 0. 

This is a natural cave that is found at a depth of 3 metres from the surface, and a few metres from the Point de Salomon. Once inside the cave, you can meet the little arrow crabs and the hatchet fish that live here. Looking outwards from within the cave, you have the extraordinary impression of finding yourself in front of a giant cinema screen.

Depth: 0 to 20m Minimum level: Level 0 

Just north of Grand Anse, one of the most popular areas in the South of Martinique. This little reef with irregular contours is planted with gorgons and sponges. We dive on a sort of staircase of coral, which descends progressively to 25-30 metres. We find a high concentration of eels in this area, undoubtedly thanks to certain currents which bring nutrients with them. It is not unusual to come across turtles nearby.

Depth: 0-40m Minimum level: Level 0 

This is comprised of 3 dive sites: just a few metres from the Pointe de Salomon, you will discover a garden formed of gorgons, sponges, corals…It’s a place that is suitable for novice divers or children’s first underwater experiences. Then the reef materialises into a plateau going down to 25m. A true underwater garden. There is a mix of multi-coloured corals and sponges; all inhabited by a variety of impressive Sardinian, parrot, royal angel, trigger, mackerel and spotted fish which reside in this setting where colour and visibility bring pleasure to novices and experienced divers alike. All the turtles you could wish for.

Depth: 0- 20m Minimum level: Level 0 

A sublime plateau filled with sponges, lots of colour and rich in eels, lobsters, coral fish…. Excellent for beginners, photographers, and lovers of underwater biology. This dive isn’t very deep, which allows you to spend time underwater roaming around this tropical garden. Very well-lit dive.

Depth: 0-20m Minimum level: Level 0

Rocky cliff made up of faults, sheltering numerous species such as scorpionfish, lobsters, frogfish, nudibranches, seahorses…Due to its sheltered and calm coast, this site is suited to beginners, the colours of the water at the surface and the green decoration only serves to embellish this place. A shoal of squid is almost always at sea level, offering a colourful spectacle. In April and May fish lava arrive to brighten up the dive even more.

Depth: 0-30 Minimum level: Level 0 

A well protected cove, ideal for beginners but also for lovers of underwater biology; this site is overflowing with riches…

Depth: 0-25m Minimum level: Level 0

Extension of the Burgos reef. It has the appearance of a massive mountain in clear and warm water, made up of large circles of white sand, offering a spectacle worthy of the title of one of the most beautiful dives in Martinique. An immense shoal of African pompano overlook this mountain range, whilst turtles, king mackerels and stingrays bring joy to experienced divers. Far from the coast, the site is exposed to currents, meaning that it’s not accessible to everyone. Depth: 18-60m Minimum level:

Level 1- PE20 It is possible to complete these levels with us, giving you access to this dive.