European Diving School

Cap de l’Estérel, located at the eastern tip of the Giens Peninsula, is a dive site prized for its rocky terrain, generally clear waters, and rich biodiversity. Sheltered from certain winds, it offers a varied dive that is accessible from Level 1 when conditions are favorable.

The wreck that gave rise to the wildest fantasies of several generations of divers, with its cargo of gold lost in 1856 at -49 m and never found...

A shallow cove leading to a deeper area. Passing through a magnificent canyon, it offers fun for all levels. a great paradise for discovering diving

The famous chimney, which starts at -6 m and emerges along the drop-off at around -18 m, remains a unique feature of the Giens peninsula. Located under one of the most difficult capes to navigate in strong out winds, it marks the easternmost entrance to the Toulon harbor.

Site suitable for beginners to pe40 / dives from 0 to 38m. Progressive bottom, 2 drop-offs 12/25 then 25/40. Rocky scree then posedonies . sheltered from current and east sea.

A wreck that sank on July 26, 1893 rests on a -25 m sand background in the middle of the Hyeres harbour. They carried “coke“ and many pieces are still present on it in the form of small ultra-light black pebbles.