Name: Diamond's rock
Rating: 5.0

This is one of the most famous dive in Martinique island. The large underwater break attracts a lot of photographers.

This site is located in the south part of Martinique island, only 2.5 miles from La Chery.

Diamond's rock

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We have a shallow wreck of "The Resinier" between 15 and 30 feet deep, 300 feet away from shore and 1/2 mile from the Tropicasub resort! The wrecks of "The Dalhia" and "The Diamant" on 75 feet is 300 feet away to the shore, just in the front of the town center, in the middle of the Bay. The other wrecks are deeper than 100 feet...There are many diving places like walls or coral reefs closer than 150 feet from the coast.  We have tanks and gear rental for the shore divers, including a lot of free explanation.



Martinique

This wreck is an american YMS class mine-sweeper that sunk accidentally in 1957. The wreck is very damaged, mainly covered of corals.

Length: 49 m
Width: 8 m


During this dive, you also can visit another wreck, Le diamant.

One of Saint-Pierre wrecks, not far from Le diamant. Located in the middle of the bay, in fron of the hospital.

Le Dahlia is also known as Y.M.S. 82.

Le Dahlia

This is a large wreck (150m long x 15m width), laying on a sandy floor. The wreck is broken in 3 parts.

Cdt Cousteau called this wreck "The white hairs wreck" because of the numerous cnidarians.

This wreck is located 300m from the coast, in the church axis.

Diamond's rock

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Diamond's rock