also known as the “Pascal“ rock face, it is the shallowest of the western porquerolles rock faces, with -12 at its summit. you can easily find -25 or even deeper if you reach the nearby murènes rock face.

Located on the west coast of Porquerolles, this is a submerged ridge running parallel to the Porquerolles cliffs. 2 buoys mark the site in high season. Maximum depth is -35 m.

A small wreck accessible on baptism, located under the northern cardinal of La Jeaune Garde on the south-western tip of Porquerolles. Depth varies between -3 and -12 m.

The most westerly rock on the island of Porquerolles, anchored at 19m. Maximum depth is 40 m. It is possible to reach the dry Jeaune Garde during the same dive.

La Jeaume Garde in Porquerolles is an iconic dive site in the Port-Cros National Park, renowned for its crystal-clear waters and exceptional biodiversity. This spot is suitable for divers of all levels, with impressive rock formations and often excellent visibility.

The famous chimney, which starts at -6 m and emerges along the drop-off at around -18 m, remains a unique feature of the Giens peninsula. Located under one of the most difficult capes to navigate in strong out winds, it marks the easternmost entrance to the Toulon harbor.

Site suitable for beginners to pe40 / dives from 0 to 38m. Progressive bottom, 2 drop-offs 12/25 then 25/40. Rocky scree then posedonies . sheltered from current and east sea.

A shallow cove leading to a deeper area. Passing through a magnificent canyon, it offers fun for all levels. a great paradise for discovering diving

Submerged rock at 10 m near the Fourmigue islands, covered with gorgonians. Plateau at the top, possible descent to 30 m. This dive is accessible to divers of all levels.

A wreck that sank on July 26, 1893 rests on a -25 m sand background in the middle of the Hyeres harbour. They carried “coke“ and many pieces are still present on it in the form of small ultra-light black pebbles.