Artificial riprap at Cap Ferret, where you’ll find a sunken blockhouse, shipwrecks, a stone dolphin, a Venus etc...

28-meter drop-off. Dive at slack water with a right-hand descent to return to the boat with the left hand as the current dictates. Dive open to all levels; the Oceana Vsm will take you out on its boat where everything is done to ensure optimum comfort. 30 minutes of navigation to take you to this site.

Le Chariot à Arcachon is an emblematic dive site in the Arcachon basin. Accessible to intermediate to advanced divers, it is home to a submerged former sand dredger.

The "Remorqueur Arcachon" is a dive site in the Bay of Arcachon, recommended for intermediate to advanced divers. The wreck of a former tugboat lies between 18 and 25 meters below the surface.

The Canal d'Hossegor, located between the Atlantic Ocean and Lac d'Hossegor, is a popular diving site offering depths from 1 to 20 meters, suitable for beginners. Beneath the Notre-Dame bridge, a 2,500 m² natural trench is home to a remarkable biodiversity.

It is at the site of the shipwreck, 40 meters below the surface, that the pieces of the wreck can be found. The boat is no more than a memory of yesteryear, broken up into several pieces and scattered over an area of around 50 metres.

Just 5 minutes from the bay of Saint Jean de Luz, this beginner-friendly site with a maximum depth of 18 meters is made up of a rocky plateau and a sandy beach.

The Digue Artha is a dive site located in the bay of Saint-Jean-de-Luz. It’s an easy dive, ideal for beginners and advanced divers alike, offering a maximum depth of around 10 meters.

The Digue de Socoa, located in Saint-Jean-de-Luz, is a popular dive site offering ideal conditions for divers of all levels. With a maximum depth of around 12 meters, this site features interesting underwater scenery with rock formations and drop-offs.

Immersion in one of the walls that protrudes from Jaizkibel mountain. With a sandy bottom where you can find abundant scrapie and mosaic stripes.