SS President Coolidge (Wreck)

The mangled mess of metal is one of the most incredible and unique dives you can do. Descending down to a maximum of 40m, this site is perfect for underwater photography with its constant crystal clear blue water.

This site is in the south part of the Pointe Rouge dike, accessible from the beach the ladies’ pool for all levels and especially for swimming training, as the blocks are marked and it is possible to easily calculate distance.

Located in the middle of the Poe Lagoon, the rift is a really atypical site. It is an old river bed with limited visibility, often with a lot of current and an exceptional fauna. Minimum requirement is 20 dives.

Located on the coral reef, this site is the starting point for dives for all: beginners will be able to dive safely on a 6m depth and certified divers will be able to dive on the outer slope of the reef and explore a rich architecture of faults and caves.

Only 20 minutes away from the club, this site is open to all levels of divers and offers many different types of dives. Passionate about their job, our instructors will be able to satisfy your curiosity and find what you want to see.

An exceptional site at 40 minutes from the dive center. This site is affordable from the second dive of the discovery pack and allows superb shallow dives as well as beautiful deep dives, where you can see not only big fish, but also small and very small ones.

The Toho V is a 55m longliner wreck sunk on purpose at 25 meters deep to make an artificial reef. It sits next to the Tabu Reef on its keel on the sandy bottom. This site has very good visibility. The wreck is totally accessible but bring a lamp. Beware of the presence of some lionfish.

USS Aaron Ward (DD-483) is a Gleaves Class Destroyer that sunk on 7 April 1943. An iconic technical dive in the Solomon Islands 62 - 74m with great visibility and marine life. Best dived at slack tide.

Thought to be the aircraft flown (and ditched) by WW2 pacific air ace Lt James Swett, this aircraft lies on a sandy bottom at 42m. As is common with most aircraft, the propellor is missing and the engine cowling has fallen off. A wonderful wreck best dived at the slack tide.

Another of the 7 Kawanashi wrecks in the bay. Not as intact as Mavis # 1 but just as impressive. Machine guns and a 20mm canon are visible along with nudibranchs and tree corals.