A 45-minute boat ride from Golfe Juan, a site rich in gorgonians and other Mediterranean species. Accessible to beginners and advanced alike,

40 minutes from Golfe Juan, sheltered from the east by La Tradelière, a drop-off dominated by a plateau between 3 and 5 meters deep marked by a buoy. The bottom of the drop-off is at 38 meters. At the end is a large potato invaded by red gorgonians. Ideal for beginners to advanced divers

Middle of vengeur´s drop-off, this site has the same characteristics as the tombant du vengeur. The plateau breaks off and falls to a depth of 60 meters.

To the east of Ile Ste Margueritte, a 40-minute sail away, the site is marked by a mooring buoy reserved for diving centers. The 7-metre-deep plateau is split by the drop-off, which extends over several hundred metres.

A 30-minute boat ride will take you to this site, which is actually in two parts. The first is marked by a mooring buoy on the wall (9 to 42 m) and the second part is marked by the Tradelière island, ideal for beginners (0 to 15 m).

Site in the prologement of the Vengeur drop-off, 40 minutes' sail from Golfe Juan; the drop-off is characterized by its great length of several hundred meters. The plateau at 7 meters plunges to 60 meters.

Located to the west of Sainte-Marguerite Island, the Bateguier is a drop-off ranging in depth from 3 to over 40 meters. Suitable for all divers, it is possible to stay shallow on the rocks at the top of the drop-off (3-6m), but also to make some great exploration dives.

Beyond the Fourmigue, a site that starts at 15 metres and descends to 48 metres. A muted atmosphere where red gorgonians decorate the scattered rocks.

Just 35 minutes by boat from Golfe Juan, to the southwest of La Fourmigue, this site offers a beautiful dive between 17 and 53 meters. The drop-off follows a vast plateau of posidonia, and at the bottom of the drop-off, patates form perpendicular lines at regular intervals.

Located in the Bay of Cannes, La Fouillée is a site to explore at depths of between 7 and 60 metres. Divers of all levels will enjoy wandering and training around these rocks.