Rocky outcrop surrounded by a bank of sand and turtle grass that descends to a depth of 17m. Perfect site for training or discoveries. Located just 2min from Anse Marcel.

It is a coral reef located in the bay of Grand Case populated by green turtles and rays (eagles and stingray). Accessible to all levels, from a depth of 5 to 12 m .

Ilet located opposite Cul de sac. An integral part of the Saint-Martin nature reserve, this site will be perfect for discovering diving, snorkeling/apnea and discovering corals. Max depth 8m

Shallow reef, 8 meters maximum. Located opposite Marigot, this site is particularly visited by barracudas and stingrays. It is made up of different breaks between 4 and 8 meters deep.

A reef rising up to 4 meters below the surface, northeast of Saint Martin. The site is wild, beaten by the wind and the swell. Dive through a 200 meter long by 10 meter wide canyon and discover a cave full of glassfish and schools of creole fish

Green Cay is located near the Orient Bay beach, a tourist hotspot in Saint-Martin. This islet in a nature reserve is protected and used for scientific research. Depth between 0 and 10m.

Located opposite Marigot Bay, in the Anguilla Channel. This reef with a depth of 12m to 18m in the middle of nowhere is full of multiple surprises. An environment conducive to meeting the marine mammals and pelagics that Saint-Martin abounds with.

Different small rocky canyons await you during this dive. Depth of 12 to 21m, this site is perfect for discovering the richness of Tintamarre to all levels of divers.

It is a wreck of an 18 meter long tugboat which lies 15 meters under water. This ship has become the habitat of a more than interesting marine fauna. Among other things, you will find sea breams, lobsters, porcupine fish and stingrays.

Located on the island of Tintamarre, this reef starts at 4m and ends at 17m. This reef is one of the most varied in coral species and is perfectly adapted to all levels.