Pointe de l'Ocell, located on the Mediterranean coast, is a popular dive site for its crystal-clear waters and marine biodiversity. Accessible to divers of all levels, the depth varies between 10 and 25 meters, offering ideal conditions for underwater exploration.

Sec à Joël is a site made up of two rocky peaks starting at a depth of minus 20 metres and reaching a depth of around 32 metres. This site is in the open sea and has no fixed anchorage.

This site offers a diversity of underwater features including drop-offs, caves and interesting rock formations. Depths generally range from 10 to 40 meters, making this site accessible to intermediate to advanced divers.

This site is renowned for its clear waters and diverse marine biodiversity. Accessible to divers of all levels, depths generally vary from 5 to 28 meters.

The external part starts on 12m at the foot of the mooring buoy, you can easily go down on 32m, very beautiful coral rich in lobsters and red coral.

The Cap Peyrefite dive site, located near Cerbère, is at the heart of the Cerbère Banyuls marine reserve, ideal for diving with depths from 0 to 30m.

La Ramère, located near Cerbère in the Occitanie region, is a dive site offering depths from 0 to 30m. Very accessible, it is suitable for all levels of divers.

Between 6 and 14m deep, the part towards the beach is made up of Posidonia meadows and large rocks between 6 and 10m deep, the northern part parallel to the cliff is made up of coralligenous 14m deep.

Les Petites Tinyes is a dive site appreciated for its varied underwater landscapes and rich biodiversity. Accessible to intermediate to advanced divers, this site offers depths ranging from 10 to 30 meters.

Starting from Peyrefite beach, you can explore the seabed to discover aquatic life in a sheltered, signposted area only a few metres deep.