Roche Percée

Cap Dramont is an ochre-colored rocky cape in the Esterel mountains. There are many dive sites, including "Le Village", which features the remains of a village of houses, planned for a 1960s underwater film that was never shot. Maximum depth 25m.

Two rocks side by side form a small canyon rich in Mediterranean flora and fauna. Beginners will be able to access the rocks with their many crevices, home to crustaceans and slugs. Experts will be delighted with the big blue and a gradual descent along several drop-offs.

L'île d'or is the island that inspired Monsieur Hergé for his comic strip "Tintin et l'île noire" (Tintin and the Black Island). Located off Cap Dramont, its beautiful ochre colors extend underwater. The whole region offers a dozen diving sites for all levels of diver, including the most famous: Les Pyramides.

Located at Cap Dramont, at the foot of the colorful Mont de l'Estérel, the "Pyramides" dive site consists of a succession of rocky mountains with rock heads at different depths (6-40m). The light reflects amazingly off the rocky peaks and posidonia meadows and the strip of sand that separates them.

Around the Ile d'Or at Cap Dramont, the Esterel massif and its ochre colors fall into the water. The "Sec des Suisses" dive site consists of a series of 3 rocks down to around 40m. For experienced divers.

This site is a pretty circular cove with a sandy beach located at the foot of the Esterel massif between Cap Dramont and Agay. The site is accessible from the shore, making it easy and fun for all divers. It's an ideal site for beginners or when the weather forecast is poor for navigation. Maximum depth is 15m.

Located at the exit of the harbor of Santa Lucia, this site is for confirmed divers ... The access is done in the rocks by foot, then swimming before Immersion, the number of diving is rather limited on this site which preserves all its wild character. A local wonder.

The "Sea Lion" dive site is located off the coast of Santa Lucia harbor. This rock, inhabited by families of seabirds, is one of the most famous dive sites in the Fréjus St Raphaël region. This "pool" is very useful for sheltering boats in bad weather!

The "Lion de la mer" dive site is one of the richest in flora and fauna in the Fréjus Saint Raphaël region. The coral cave lies at a depth of around 30-33m. This dive can be combined with a visit to the "Voilier" wreck at 36-38m.

The "Lion de Mer" or "Sea Lion" rock is located in the bay of Saint-Raphaël and is easily accessible by boat. One of the most beautiful sites in the Fréjus Saint-Raphaël region, it is suitable for divers of all levels. It offers all types of scenery: sand, seagrass, caves and rock. You'll need several dives to discover all it has to offer.