Located to the north of the Cap-Roux reserve at depths of between 17 and 40 meters, the Maëva rock is a technical rock offering great exploration and training dives for experienced divers.

Located in a protected marine area (Cap Roux reserve), the underwater fauna and flora is abundant. The underwater landscape is an extension of the Esterel, with its ochre hues.

Located in the Cap-Roux reserve, the Aurelle Rock is made up of several rocks ranging from 0 to 37 meters in depth. This site is ideal for first dives but also for exploration and training dives for divers.

Located in the Théoule marine park, La Vaquette is a site suitable for all divers. Ranging in depth from 0 to over 40 meters, it is ideal for first dives, advanced diver training and exploration for divers of all levels.

Located in the Théoule Marine Park, the Trompettes site is between 1 and 30 meters deep. The site is ideal for exploratory and training dives, as well as first dives.

Underwater path, protected by a reinforced bathing zone. During the summer season, there is a lifeguard on the beach. 3 buoys are moored in interesting areas.

Departing from the Port de la Rague, the diving base is ideal for beginners and introductory dives, thanks to its privileged location in a protected bathing area with no currents or swells, and shallow depths. The diving base allows you to leave directly from the pontoon without using the boat.

A 45-minute boat ride from Golfe Juan, a site rich in gorgonians and other Mediterranean species. Accessible to beginners and advanced alike,

At 40 m from Golfe Juan, beautiful rock formations between 4 and 12 m deep with numerous rock fish. To the south of the ridge is a drop-off between 17 and 20 m deep, with the bottom at 38 m. This site is unprotected, so good weather and calm seas are essential for diving.

Located to the west of Sainte-Marguerite Island, the Bateguier is a drop-off ranging in depth from 3 to over 40 meters. Suitable for all divers, it is possible to stay shallow on the rocks at the top of the drop-off (3-6m), but also to make some great exploration dives.