Scuba diving and snorkeling Grande-Terre

Come aboard this comfortable motor catamaran and discover the Grand Cul-de-Sac marin: cross the Rivière Salée and learn about the mangrove swamps from the experienced captain. The program includes a stop at a wreck for a snorkeling session (fins, mask and snorkel not provided), an aperitif with your feet in the water at îlet Caret, then lunch on board, prepared by an experienced sailor, in the lagoon of îlet Fajou, classified as a nature reserve, where few boats are allowed to dock. Swimming among the starfish before returning to port.

The Bleu Outremer nautical centre offers you diving trips (on request night dives or double dives for a day or a half day), a snorkelling trip to the Gosier islet supervised by an instructor, a day of ecotourism discovery of the islets of Grand-Cul-de-Sac-Marin with snorkelling trip. Also initiations and sea scooter rides without a permit, with a qualified instructor, in the Petit-Cul-de-Sac or Grand-Cul-de-Sac. Initiation to Flyboarding. Rides on towed buoys or stand-up paddle.

There are around twenty dive sites to discover on the Vaisseaux and Roches merveilleuses banks, on the outskirts of the Petite-Terre islets nature reserve and on the island of La Désirade (schools of barracudas, sleeper sharks, stingrays, turtles...). The team offers morning and afternoon outings in a relaxed atmosphere, giving you the time to build up the confidence you need to take the plunge if you've never dived before. The program includes introductory dives, baptisms, discovery dives and exploration dives.

Awarded the "Marque de Confiance" label by the Guadeloupe National Park, a guarantee of its ecological commitment to its activities, the club can accommodate 12 divers. We offer first dives as well as safe sea outings. You'll discover the architecture of the caves and arches of Port-Louis, as well as the wrecks that are home to aquafauna. You can also dive near the Pointe de la Vigie. Other activities include night dives, photography courses, underwater biology and underwater excursions.

This new center is located a few steps from the Soufleur beach, in an old Creole house. Diving is available for a maximum of 14 people, accompanied by Sophie and Renaud. The nearest dive sites are just 5 minutes away. North Grande Terre is characteristic for its dive sites, with caves and arches offering extraordinary scenery, as well as an airplane wreck and the 60 m-deep drop-off. Other shallower sites, between 5 and 25 m, offer the chance to admire the underwater fauna.