PALM Plongèe

The Roche Vélaine wreck is a dive site located in the Teychan channel, opposite Arcachon harbor, in the Arcachon basin (Gironde). This former steel steam trawler has been colonized by marine life and has become a popular artificial reef for local divers.

At the entrance to the town, along the RN 250, the Stade Nautique de La Teste-de-Buch stands in the background, at the edge of the forest. Framed by pines and greenery, it blends perfectly into the environment of the Plaine Gilbert Moga, a veritable sports campus.

The Trou de Saint-Yves is one of the best-known dive sites in the Bay of Arcachon, opposite the Villa Saint-Yves and close to the Chapelle jetty in Arcachon. It is a relatively deep natural pit in the basin, which has become an iconic spot for local divers.

Un perré de gros rochers où se nichent congres, crabes et homards et où l'on trouve aussi des nudibranches, parfois des hippocampes... une plongée riche d'observations des plus petits organismes aux statues insolites immergées.

Artificial riprap at Cap Ferret, where you’ll find a sunken blockhouse, shipwrecks, a stone dolphin, a Venus etc...

28-meter drop-off. Dive at slack water with a right-hand descent to return to the boat with the left hand as the current dictates. Dive open to all levels; the Oceana Vsm will take you out on its boat where everything is done to ensure optimum comfort. 30 minutes of navigation to take you to this site.