Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

France

Saint-Raphaël

L'Arche du Dramont

A pretty deep close to the Port. Vast and majestic.
Taking its name from its shape, this dive offers, after a beautiful descent from the blue, the spectacle of a half-circle of rock crashed gorgons of that fly quelsques liches.
Further down, a succession of rocky peaks hosting many lobsters and beautiful white coral.

Diving Belle, varied and long.

Difficult to do without decompression, Level 2 confirmed advised.

Easy access via Poussaï Harbor

Le Fer à Cheval is also known as Roches Rouges.

Le Fer à Cheval

A succession of rocky peaks and loaves of sugar more than 150 m apart and covering depths from 1m to 36m. Unable to go in one dive, this wonderful site full of discoveries. Groupers hidden in small caves, and conger eels in holes, benches immense sars and anthias and lobsters between the branches of gorgonians.

The size of the site encourages caution, even if the area is completely safe because it can quickly be surprised by the distance traveled.

A dive just as suitable for beginners as good diver.

Easy access via Poussaï harbor.

Le Sec de l'Ile d'Or is also known as Les Pyramides.

Le Sec de l'Ile d'Or

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Sec des Aiguilles

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Piton des Pyramides

Check out this great fall full of lobsters.
Can not remember about this magnificent dive site off Cape Dramont.

A very large plate and cut along a fall of more than 20m, which is rich in lobsters, sponges and small caves hiding benches full of shrimp.

A beautiful dive to make several times and which makes its debut Trimix mixture. Only for N3 confirmed (and more).

Easy access via Poussaï Harbor

La Théière is also known as Théière.

La Théière

A beautiful diving accessible to everyone and close to the Port.
Although the rock is completely submerged, it is easily accessible because a ring was cemented on the top to ensure total anchor.
Because of its scope, two dives are needed to make it completely around.
Very rich in pelagic on its verticals, it often crosses bécunes (family barracuda), while the funds, face off, hide often groupers.
It is very easy for N1 to be around by the peaks while the N2 and older can enjoy the deepest rock, rich in coral and lobsters.

Easy to reach by boat via the small harbor 'Le Port du Poussaï'.

Le Sec des Suisses is also known as Sec du Sémaphore.

Le Sec des Suisses

Vrey nice wall. take car of boats when surfacing!

150m south of the Ay au Drammont cape. 3 miles east of Saint Raphaël

Semaphore du débarquement is also known as Le sec du sémaphore.

Semaphore du débarquement

Une petite patate discrète sur le chemin des Suisses.

Après une belle descente dans le bleu, vous arriverez sur cette petite roche à l'écart des sentiers battus. Avec un sommet très riche en gorgones et en anthias et une bordure sud abritant de belles langoustes et quelques brins de corail, cette roche permet de se faire un joli petit plaisir à condition de ne pas surcharger le site en plongeur.

Plutôt que de remonter dans le bleu, une remontée le long de la pente du sable vers le Sec des Suisses permet de faire d'une pierre, deux coups et d'une plongée, deux sites. 

Easy access via Poussaï Harbor

La Roche aux Serpents is also known as Les Serpents.

La Roche aux Serpents

Great diving, deep and rich.

At the top of the rock, large gorgonians harbor few butterflies urchins pencils. The different faces of the rock are just as imposing and steep. In their vulnerabilities lie lobsters observing the spectacle of anthias.

At the foot of the rock, you can reach two small potatoes aligned south for additional thrill. The clear water allows, by facing up to, admire the mass of rock which come hunt employed.

Easy access via Poussaï Harbor

La Roche aux Mérous ou Poisson lune is also known as Poisson Lune.

La Roche aux Mérous ou Poisson lune

A small rock beautiful and (almost) totally unknown.

This pretty little rock hides many surprises. In addition to swimming numerous teeth on the top, it houses a large number of lobster hunting between gorgonians and anthias.
From time to time, we may have discovered a plasir John Dory, well protected between two fans.

This dive, we can, following the slope of the bottom, back to Snakes and thence back to the Swiss Sec.

Easy access via Poussaï harbor

JCC is also known as JCC.

L'Arche du Dramont

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at L'Arche du Dramont