This site north of Port-Louis features a large bell-shaped grotto (entrance optional) and a pretty coral reef on a north/south axis with a semi-open arch.

The Caye Percée site, north of Pointe Plate between Port-Louis and Anse-Bertrand, features 2 beautiful arches, each very different from the other, and offers a varied underwater tour with a rich biodiversity.

Pretty coral reef. Coral monitoring area (by scientists). Small arch of Anse-Bertrand at a maximum depth of 18m. About 30 minutes’ sail from Port-Louis harbor. Just in front of the village of Anse-Bertrand. Maximum 25m depth on this dive site.

Sculpted over thousands of years by the sea, the sites of Port-Louis present an original underwater architectural structure: ARCHES AND CAVES. Discover them for yourself!

Sculpted over thousands of years by the sea, the sites of Port-Louis present an original underwater architectural structure: ARCHES AND CAVERNS. Discover them for yourself! 2 arches and 1 cavern to discover on this site.

North of the “Pointe d’Antigues“ lies the “Canon“ dive site. This dive site features a small arch, also known as “la petite arche d’Antigues“, and the remains of an old cannon can still be seen at the top of the plateau (if you can find it ^^). The site descends to a maximum depth of 20m.

This dive site is a large coral garden with depths ranging from 13 to 28m. Rich in crevices, you will find many species to discover! Easy site for navigation training.

One of the most beautiful beaches on Grande Terre and Guadeloupe. Ideal place for initiations and training courses from the shore. 2 minutes walking from our center SeacretDive.

Amazing dive site between 5 and 8m depth. Perfect for initiations (Try Scuba or Basic Diver) and for the beginning of trainings (Scuba Diver or Open Water Diver SSI). Ideal site for underwater photography / video, for studying marine biology, and for learning underwater navigation. This is a very rich dive site.

Dive into this wreck of an small plane, a CESSNA 188, which was used to spray pesticides on banana plantations in its first life. Following an accident, it could not be repaired. The plane was decontaminated and submerged in 2000 at a depth of 23 metres on the edge of the coral reefs, and is now full of life!