Dive down to depths of 35 meters to explore the interior of this majestic Cargo ship. Witness to marine biodiversity and the history of the ship, this dive offers an immersive experience, combining adventure and underwater education.

Just 5 km from our club, “Gouye Tan Mbot“ captivates both amateur and professional divers with its fascinating underwater topography. The volcanic relief creates a striking underwater landscape, providing natural refuges for an astonishing variety of marine life.

A very nice wreck at 23 m at the bottom and 13 m at the highest point, which can be entered at cabin level. A nearby drop-off is close to 30 m and it is possible to do a circuit of three wrecks in this sector (Top, KanKan, Podium).

An upside-down Chinese trawler lying on 27m. It is part of an area with wrecks (Top, Podium and Cancan) that can be visited on a exploration tour.

A 24 m rock with the Podium wreck, a Chinese boat smashed into several large pieces around 30 m long, near the old anchor and the Kankan and Top wrecks.

A 35m-long former trawler set on 28m of sandy seabed, with a deck at 22m and an impressive mast that rises 14m. In good condition despite its age, with numerous accretions. Lots of fish. A slightly narrow cabin that can be visited.

Immerse yourself in the strangeness of the wreck of the Suzuki, learning to starboard at depth of 27 meters. Although access to the interior is not yet possible, its unique angle and the abundance of surrounding marine life make this dive a memorable experience.

Les Jumelles: Discover the underwater symphony created by the two trawlers commonly known as Les Jumelles . Resting 3.5km from the Oceanium Diving Centre, at a depth of 23 meters and rising to 15 meters, these offer a synchronized dive into the maritime past.

A 20m-long wreck leaning over a 16m deep seabed, a 12m deck and an 8m cabin. It can be penetrated at cabin level. The smaller compartments, however, are inaccessible. The mast is broken. Lots of nets caught in the wreck, so be careful!

An imposing wreck, 30 to 40 metres long, offering a unique diving experience. With its wide corridor, it’s ideal for advanced wreck speciality course.