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Ilet Requin (★5.0)

Rocky outcrop surrounded by a bank of sand and turtle grass that descends to a depth of 17m. Perfect site for training or discoveries. Located just 2min from Anse Marcel.
BUBBLE SHOP, 97150 Saint-Martin

Le Remorqueur (★4.8)

It is a wreck of an 18 meter long tugboat which lies 15 meters under water. This ship has become the habitat of a more than interesting marine fauna. Among other things, you will find sea breams, lobsters, porcupine fish and stingrays.
BUBBLE SHOP, 97150 Saint-Martin

rocher creole (★4.8)

Ten minutes from Anse Marcel, Ideal for the first bubbles, initiation, the beginnings of Open Water Diver SSI training, for underwater photography and for biology! All the underwater wealth in a few meters of water. To discover or rediscover...
BUBBLE SHOP, 97150 Saint-Martin

Sec Grand Case (★4.4)

It is a coral reef located in the bay of Grand Case populated by green turtles and rays (eagles and stingray). Accessible to all levels, from a depth of 5 to 12 m .
BUBBLE SHOP, 97150 Saint-Martin

Le tombant des aviateurs (★4.7)

Located on the island of Tintamarre, this reef starts at 4m and ends at 17m. This reef is one of the most varied in coral species and is perfectly adapted to all levels.
BUBBLE SHOP, 97150 Saint-Martin

Pinel (★0.0)

Ilet located opposite Cul de sac. An integral part of the Saint-Martin nature reserve, this site will be perfect for discovering diving, snorkeling/apnea and discovering corals. Max depth 8m
BUBBLE SHOP, 97150 Saint-Martin

The Bridge (★4.5)

The Bridge is a site near the Dutch entrance to the Simpson Bay lagoon that hosts several yacht wrecks as well as the remains of an old bridge. The remains of the bridge have been completely taken over by sea life and this is what makes the dive worthwhile!
BUBBLE SHOP, 97150 Saint-Martin

Carib Cargo (Wreck) (★4.5)

Wreck of the Carib Cargo / RoRo / Carib Ghost. Damaged by Hurricane Luis in 1995 the boat has been moored in front of Philipsburg for one year until Hurricane Bertha took it off it's mooring line in 1996. Found some time later, today, it is on of the best wreck dives on St Maarten.