Sec de Sicié je fascinantno ronilačko mjesto na Mediteranu, dostupno srednjim i naprednim roniocima, s dubinama u rasponu od 10 do 40 metara. Otkrit ćete izvanredan podvodni greben s vrhunskim stijenama, rasjedima i kanjonima.

Prekrasna olupina broda duljine 55 metara. Plutača omogućuje privez broda i dolazak do palube broda na 27 m duž broda. Desna strana prekrivena je gorgonijskim ljubiteljima mora, propeler je velik kao ronilac i vidljiv je u pijesku na dubini od 36 metara. Na strani luke, krhotine olupine.

Dvije velike stijene neposredno prije Cap Sicié, s nizom oblutaka i rupa u vodi. Mala dostava. Na povratku, vrlo zanimljivo područje zvano "la piscine", često s puno struje.

La Mona (28 to 35 m), 25 minutes sailing time in calm seas. A French Navy harbour tug of modest size, sunk in 1987 on a sandy seabed, slightly inclined to starboard and designed as a site for marine life.

Nakon spuštanja u vodu uz vez, silueta aviona može se vidjeti na 42 metra, poput slomljenog čeličnog trupa na pješčanoj pozadini. Kokpit, s druge strane, počiva na 46 metara vode i udaljen je 130 metara... Stoga je predmet još jednog ronjenja.

This site, for experienced divers, consists of a Sec in open water in the 26 to 40 metre zone. Explore along the walls and you’ll spot red coral,

The Blunderbuss was a steam-powered gunboat built in 1825. The vessel was 23.67 m long and 7.44 m wide. Powered by a 450 hp steam engine, it was armed with a 24 mm gun without directional aiming.

Two large parallel tongues of rock running east/west. The main rock is 200 m long, surrounded by posidonia and a sandbank, with several smaller rocks scattered around it. The second rock, 15/20 m away, is more compact and shorter. The two rocks are linked by a cable.

Baie de Murènes je ronilačko mjesto poznato po bogatoj biološkoj raznolikosti i očaravajućem podvodnom krajoliku. Pogodna za ronioce svih razina, ova uvala nudi dubine od 10 do 30 metara.

A small rock isolated on the sand. Its particularity lies in the 2 perpendicular faults on its southern face. Don’t forget to look out into the water to see a sunfish or “Mola-Mola“ passing by.