Scuba diving and snorkeling Guadeloupe

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.

Aboard the Chambord, a former dinghy of the ocean liner France converted for diving, you'll discover diving in the best possible conditions; you won't have to carry anything, as all the equipment is already loaded. From introductory dives to outings for experienced divers, all activities at this small club, established in 1991, are supervised by state-certified instructors. The club organizes night dives and wreck dives every week. The second boat, Le Dieulidou, is a speedboat designed for day trips.

Alizée Plongée is a small human-sized structure that accepts 8 people so that you can enjoy a dive at your own pace, taking your time with each one, beginner or initiated. The establishment offers first dives, exploration dives, wreck dives (minimum level 1) and trains divers up to level 3 (ANMP or FFESSM) on the Cousteau reserve. You can also practice snorkeling. Two outings per day are proposed: at 9:30 am in the morning and at 2 pm in the afternoon with an appointment half an hour before departure.