Roche Nord is located 40 minutes from St François on the banc des vaisseaux reef at a depth of 18 meters. The reefs are about 100 meters long and are interspersed with beautiful white sandy patches.

This site is located 40 minutes from St François on the banc des vaisseaux massif at a maximum depth of 18 meters. Rocky coral massif, interspersed with beautiful white sandy patches.

At 20 minutes of navigation from the diving center, the lake is a site located at 17 m of depth in a large sandy pool, the diving is done around the rocky aplombs which border this pool.

At 40min of navigation, Roches Merveilleuses is one of the most beautiful sites that Noa Plongée can offer you. Three big rocks located between Pointe des Châteaux and Petite Terre at 20m depth. Great chances to meet sharks, turtles and rays.

At 15 minutes from St François, going down in front of the beach of the clear grapes, we find the 4 big reefs of the Japanese garden. At a depth of between 16 and 18 meters on a sandy bottom and reefs up to 11 meters high, we can dive on this great site.

This site is 15mn by boat from the center in the middle of the bay of St François. A site at a depth between 20 and 25 meters, a beautiful massif of gorgonians with a not very marked relief, on a beautiful stretch of white sand where you can meet stingrays.

At 15 minutes of navigation from the diving center, the plane is a wreck of a caesna located in a sandy pool at 27m, this dive is reserved for experienced divers.

This first site close to the St François pass is very luminous on a white sandy bottom, 1.5 meters maximum where beautiful Brazilian and Royal lobsters are piled up on a decor of Sergeants Major, Gorettes, Pigeon fishes and Surgeon fishes. We find on the bottom a beautiful field of Gorgonians

Ten minutes from the exit of the St François pass, a nice sandy patch with a coral drop-off. A round trip starting from the right hand reef, with a nice drop-off full of lobsters.

Ten minutes from the exit of the St François pass, a nice sandy patch with a coral drop-off. A round trip starting from the right hand reef, with a nice drop-off full of lobsters.