You’ll take a dizzying descent into the blue along a dead body, in the 20 metre zone the silhouette of the tug will be outlined on a sandy bottom. Recently moved in front of the oceanographic museum which aims to create an artificial reef. the ship is 27 m long and 7 m wide.

This dive is reserved for the Basic divers, giving them the chance to discover diving in complete safety and enjoy watching the fish and discovering the seabed.

The site is on the edge of Cap Martin opposite Monaco, the boat will be anchored on an ecological buoy so as not to damage the seabed. The site starts at a depth of 2 metres and goes down to a depth of 32 metres.

The dive starts on a rocky scree and gives way to a vertical drop-off that drops to 40 metres. In the blue, all the Mediterranean pelagic life is present.

In the shelter of Cap Martin, anchored at a shallow depth on a coralligenous plateau, discover an indented relief teeming with fish. Ideal for beginners and experts alike, who can swim in translucent water with a plateau at 2 m and a sandy bottom at 38 m.

The site is off Cap Martin. It’s a dry area that you’ll discover after a 50-metre descent into the blue. The dive is a drift dive, with stopovers in the blue.

Very nice drop-off with lots of schools of fish in the blue and beautiful hanging fauna. Comfortable, easy dives in fine weather, ending on a small plateau.

At the tip of Cap Martin, upstream of the outfall, follow a drop-off whose summit is at 6 m and a font that ends at 30 m on sand with rocks. Sometimes we can find a weak current that brings us some very fine specimens.

At the tip of Cap Martin, after a 20-metre descent into the blue, explore the enormous pipe of the outfall, a veritable artificial reef, before returning to the surface along a drop-off and ending up on a plateau 6 metres below the surface.

For this site: With the boat anchored on a 12-meter bottom, you’ll find a drop-off that goes down to 41 meters. May have current with reduced visibility.