Coral Gardens is a popular reef with dramatic coral growth and abundant marine life. Bring time and an underwater camera and prepare to be amazed at what you’ll see here.

Le Rocher : The mythical dive in Martinique !!! Double dive to enjoy the enchanting setting of the rock! The dive is done at the foot of the rock, the water is clear and blue, the walls are covered with all the colors of the rainbow !!!

A huge arch opens up the plateau, allowing divers to pass through to the depths ... a little further on, a few boulders shelter large pagres and schools of gorettes, and occasionally stingrays can be seen ...

A ten-metre descent onto the plateau, where sandy areas and coral patates follow one another. Stroll along in search of lobsters, moray eels and lambi; don’t forget to look up to see king mackerel, barracuda or manioc passing overhead! Small sailboat wreck.

Site for experienced divers, from 19m to 40m The descent is into the blue below the 19m boat, a sandy plateau with large coral spats! IN THE DEEP BLUE.

Below the boat, the descent takes place over about ten meters, on the plateau, close to the drop-off. The beginning of the drop-off is well marked and steep, then gently slopes down beyond the 20 meters ....

Off the coast of Ste Luce, the anchorage on the plateau allows a 10-metre descent, while the nearby drop-off allows divers of all levels to stay within their prerogatives, from 10 to 50 m, with each diver having their own area to explore. Stingrays can sometimes be seen.

Caye is richly populated with fish!A small cave offers a glimpse (with a lamp) of a small statue placed there by a filmmaker. Be careful with your stabilization, as the sandy, muddy bottom of the cave is very sensitive to flippers...Fish in all directions, lobsters in all directions

The name says it all ... an interesting, richly populated site, ideal for Open Water Diver courses! In the 7-15m zone. Schools of gorettes in every direction, stealthy king mackerel passing by, maniocs wandering in the open water, trumpet fish on the lookout for their meal...

Descending to the plateau below the boat on a 10-meter seabed, half the dive is made along the break in the drop-off, either to the right or to the left... the choice is yours! A succession of small coves where you’ll come across pagras, snapper, moray eels and other coral fish...