PORT-LOUIS

Grand-Terre is in fact a limestone plateau dug by the sea where many tunnels, arches, gaps, caves… the dive sites are of a wide variety.

The cave aux barracuda. –20 m.

North of Port Louis. A small ark with very beautiful coral fish, lobster… at a depth of 10 m, and then along the way to the south, the most confirmed will discover a wall inhabited by diodons, morays and, with some luck, lines on the sandy background to arrive after a dozen minutes in front of a huge ark, domaine of barracuda of all sizes.

The fall from Port Louis. From –28 to –45 m. Divers confirmed.

Fabulous corals, impressionnante sponges and fish…

Amédien Cave. –25 m. Experienced divers.

Fabulous décor, in a slide of limestone cliffs with turtles, thazards, barracuda up to the cave formed of cavities and tunnels.

The point of Antigues. From –12 to –22 m.

Small waterfall with beautiful sponges and eagles that populate the sandy bottoms. But to see also the dépolluée wreck of a Cessna Agwagon 188, immersed in 2000 by 23 m in depth.

The Eye. –15 m.

After the passage of a kind of hole of a few meters in diameter, arches, faults, caves…