A 30-minute boat ride from the diving center, this site is located southeast of La Fourmigue, marked by a mooring buoy at the top, 0.80m from the surface. This is a small, through-perforated dry hole, the bottom of which is at a depth of 17m. This wide tunnel allows safe diving through the ceiling.

A multi-level dive site located 20 minutes from Golfe Juan. This site is ideal for first-time divers, as the rock is close to the surface. A very interesting dive that will delight beginners and experienced divers alike. This site features an interesting orientation of sinuous rocks.

Just 35 minutes by boat from Golfe Juan, to the southwest of La Fourmigue, this site offers a beautiful dive between 17 and 53 meters. The drop-off follows a vast plateau of posidonia, and at the bottom of the drop-off, patates form perpendicular lines at regular intervals.

Twenty minutes from Golfe Juan, this site is between 15 and 55 meters deep. This site is one of the jewels in the bay of Golfe Juan.

Just 20 minutes by boat from Golfe Juan, this site is ideal for experienced divers. Located to the north of Fourmigue, this 27.5 m-deep arch opens the door to a drop-off descending to 48m. On the way up to Fourmigue Nord, you can easily make your safety stops around the rocks.

To the south of La Fourmigue, 35 minutes from Golfe Juan, lies a dry site with a top at 17m, resting on a drop-off at a depth of 43 meters. This site requires a certain amount of experience, given its starting depth.

Beyond the Fourmigue, a site that starts at 15 metres and descends to 48 metres. A muted atmosphere where red gorgonians decorate the scattered rocks.

Nice dive 35 minutes from Golfe Juan. The site is perfect for beginners as the maximum depth is 18 metres. The fauna and flora are rich and the configuration of the site, made up of several juxtaposed patates, makes it particularly enchanting.

35 min from Golfe Juan, a site for beginners and experienced divers, ideal for courses and exploration, rich in flora and fauna. Its topography consists of a very long drop-off, allowing easy out-and-back navigation. The site is sheltered from the east wind and has a maximum depth of 40 m.

At the end of the Cap d’Antibes, site whose top of the rock is less than 2 meters deep. The bottom of the fall is 43 meters. It takes about 40 minutes of navigation from Golfe Juan to reach this site. Not practicable in summer due to its location and the frequency of the ships, it remains a magnificent site.