Category Diving Calendar

Starting in January, discover the Plongez! Open Space, a new free and permanent portal to exclusive content and experience major diving events from home.

This Saturday, December 12, the schooner Tara will leave its port of Lorient for a grand two-year journey in the South Atlantic. During this scientific expedition, the laboratory-boat will travel 70,000 kilometers to study the microbiomes that form the most fundamental fabric of the ocean.

Like many events in 2020, the Beyond Water Images festival could not hold its annual edition, but 6 of its 12 photo contests were able to take place entirely online.

You have until January 5th to submit your photos to the international Underwater Photographer of the Year 2021 contest.

Due to lockdown, the La Rochelle International Adventure Film Festival is adapting and offering an online program, free and open to all.

From October 15 to 18, the international adventure film festival, the Adventure Screens, of which Dive! is a partner, is maintained and kicks off from Thursday at 9:30 a.m. From the Amazon to Sulawesi, from Patagonia to Greenland, from the Carpathians to Scotland, many adventurers, directors, and producers will present films shot during their challenges and expeditions over the course of 4 days.

Tune in this Saturday, September 19 at 8:50 PM on Arte to discover the new documentary by Gil Kebaïli on the latest expedition of biologist Laurent Ballesta: Planet Mediterranean.

After spending 28 days at a depth of 120 meters in July 2019, Laurent Ballesta publishes a new work titled « Planet Mediterranean », which we offer you the chance to win through a great contest that also allows you to win invitations to the opening of an exhibition where the photographer is the guest of honor.

The famous Whale Hall of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco hosts a spectacular immersive feature until the end of 2021. Entitled “Immersion”, this new kind of exhibit takes you into the heart of the Great Barrier Reef.

Discover what lies beneath the surface of Lake Charance with this astonishing floating exhibition, open to the public until November 4th.