Just a few minutes' sailing away, Cap Gros in Antibes is a dive site renowned for its natural beauty and rich marine life. Located on the Côte d'Azur, this site offers a variety of underwater landscapes, from rocky seabeds to Posidonia meadows.

The Dolias site, off the coast of Antibes, is a dive renowned for its richness and diversity. At a depth of between 20 and 40 meters, it's an accessible spot for experienced divers, ideal for exploring underwater caves and rocky bottoms.

The Le Raventurier dive site in Antibes is located at a depth of around 30 meters, and can go up to 60 meters. Accessible to experienced divers, it offers excellent visibility and ideal conditions. Dives generally last between 40 and 60 minutes, with moderate currents.

Without doubt, this dive at Cap d'Antibes is unanimously recognized as one of the most impressive! Located just a stone's throw from the coast, this underwater area offers an experience reserved for experienced divers due to its technical challenges, such as depth and currents.

Just 45 minutes from Golfe Juan, this site, exposed to the south swell and east wind, is one of the most beautiful on the coast. It alternates between reef and white sand, on a plateau rich in posidonia. It's a spectacular site where you can see the wall drop from 3 to 38 m. deep.

The Baie des Milliardaires in Antibes is a popular dive site, offering clear waters and a wide variety of marine life. The seabed is dotted with rocks and posidonia, creating an ideal habitat for many species.

La Boute in Antibes is a dive site located approximately 15-20 meters deep. Accessible to experienced divers, it offers a rocky bottom with cavities and faults, perfect for exploration.

La Grande Grenille in Antibes is a dive site located at depths of between 10 and 30 meters. Accessible to experienced divers, it features large rocks, wrecks and fascinating underwater tunnels.

A 45-minute sail from Golfe Juan, beyond the Cap d’Antibes, this site at depths of between 5 and 40 metres will satisfy beginners and more experienced divers alike.

At the end of the Cap d’Antibes, site whose top of the rock is less than 2 meters deep. The bottom of the fall is 43 meters. It takes about 40 minutes of navigation from Golfe Juan to reach this site. Not practicable in summer due to its location and the frequency of the ships, it remains a magnificent site.