This site located on the Cap de Nice allows us to walk along two drop-offs separated by a gently sloping area. For the lucky ones it is possible to see pelagic species during immersion

Pointe des Sans-Culotte, near Nice, is a popular dive site for its spectacular underwater relief and biodiversity. With depths ranging from 20 to 40 meters, it is suitable for intermediate and advanced divers.

Located about 10 minutes by boat, this dive allows you to experience a square dive on a bottom of 30 to 35 meters deep. The descent takes place in the blue and the exploration allows you to go around 3 beautiful rocks, discovering gorgonians, moray eels, grouper...

Multi-level site the site allows you to visit the top of a rock rich in flora. We will be able to observe moray eels and grouper and deep divers will be able to enjoy the magnificent black gorgonians.

Just 15 minutes from the port of Nice, this site boasts a beautiful 3 to 60-meter wall where you can see Mola mola, dolphins, barracudas, groupers and more.

This drop-off located 5 minutes by boat is suitable for both beginners and experts. Ranging from 0 to 50 meters, the round-trip route allows you to come across nudibranchs, octopuses... and some large groupers have taken possession of a rock on the route!

This dive is carried out along a drop-off. The site descends gradually in depth and is ideal for dives between 0 and 15 m and 20 to 40 meters. There is even an old concrete anchor at the start of the dive at 18m.

This site is a summary of what can be seen in the region... Alternating between gentle slopes with scattered rocks and posidonia and falling up to 40 meters, it is also 10 minutes from the center and protected in the harbor from Villefranche sur Mer

A 20-minute drive from the port is a large 3-10 m plateau that continues to sink deeper and deeper, with steps at 20 and 40 meters, eventually reaching a maximum depth of 58 meters. Abundant flora and fauna, as well as pelagic species, are not uncommon.

Deep dive located near the semaphore drop-off. The site is located between 42 and 60 meters, looking for capons, shrimp and moray eels before finishing the dive by going back up along the drop-off.