The discovery of a P-51 Mustang off the coast of Fourmigue de Giens has sparked an exciting investigation that has spanned over two decades. Philippe Castellano, a member of the research team, shares the adventures of this quest, from the seabed of Var to the American archives. The Discovery of the Wreck In 1985, a […]
Nestled at the northwestern tip of Bagaud Island, near Port-Cros, the Montrémian Point is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful dives on the Var coast. Nicknamed the « ski slope » due to its unique underwater dune, it offers a habitat rich in biodiversity, combining rocks, sand, and seagrass. Practical information […]
L’Aber-Wrac’h, often associated with tragic memories such as the sinking of the oil tanker Amoco Cadiz in 1978, is actually a treasure for divers. This location, although marked by its history, offers dives of unexpected richness. Just a few kicks of the fins from this mythical place, the Roche aux Moines awaits you for a […]
On June 6, 1944, D-Day marked a decisive turning point in modern history, with thousands of ships participating in the assault on the beaches of Normandy. Among the remnants of this operation, the wreck of the minesweeper M-39 now rests on the seabed, bearing witness to the events that took place at that time. History […]
Diving in Brittany: a submarine paradise between challenges and wonders Diving in Brittany is about taking up the challenge of sometimes demanding conditions – cool temperatures, strong currents, variable visibility – to access unique underwater landscapes. Between historical shipwrecks, colorful rocky bottoms, kelp fields, and unexpected encounters with large marine life, the region offers an […]
Diving at the Amas du Cap near Cape Fréhel: an exceptional underwater site Just a few minutes from the port of Saint-Cast-le-Guildo in Brittany, discover the Amas du Cap, a wild islet located near the famous Cape Fréhel in the Côtes-d’Armor. This unique diving spot captivates with its breathtaking landscapes, diverse seabeds, and abundant wildlife, […]
GPS point: 41°30.519′ N / 9°23.586′ E Southern Corsica is renowned for its exceptional diving sites. South of Porto-Vecchio, in open sea, the Cerbicale Islands archipelago harbors the formidable Toro Danger, a site that combines a magnificent underwater setting with abundant wildlife. A natural sanctuary A nature reserve, this archipelago is the last land before Italy and includes four small islands and […]
The Calanques National Park attracts divers from around the world thanks to its exceptional sites, including the Riou archipelago, the only uninhabited archipelago on the French coast. At the southwestern tip of Riou Island, facing Moyade islet, lies the Boulégeade calanque, also known as Moyade de Terre. This beautiful cove is home to one of the best diving […]
By Isabelle Croizeau, Photos Nicolas Barraqué The wreck of the Cimentier, located in Porquerolles (GPS coordinates: N 43°00.429 and E 06°09.625), is a fascinating dive spot, ideal for divers of all levels. Sunk near the Jeaume Garde beacon, this reinforced concrete barge is a true underwater playground. A mysterious and accessible wreck The highest part […]
Corsica, a fragment of Mediterranean land with a unique scent, is distinguished by its fragrant scrubland and crystalline waters. Its thousand kilometers of coastline, which represent more than half of the French Mediterranean coast, offer a continuous journey from one protected marine area to another. A Mosaic of Underwater Landscapes From majestic cliffs to welcoming […]
