Mini dive for beginners in Les Saintes in Guadeloupe

Your dive First experience Guadeloupe

Why don't you take advantage of your vacation in Les Saintes to try your hand at scuba diving? More than a baptism, it's a real mini-dive that awaits you in this center!

You have an appointment at 8am at the centre, with Laurence and Philippe. You will leave in a small group for your first dive. Note that, compared to a standard baptism, you will have a personalized accompaniment and a dive of at least 45 minutes (compared to 30 minutes usually)! The submarine bottoms of Les Saintes are superb, it's up to you to discover them! After your dive, you can enjoy a snorkeling session thanks to the presence of a mask and snorkel on board. Madeleine and tea at will on the boat. You will be back at the dive center around 12:30 pm. This service is suitable for young and old and is done in small groups. Ideal for a first time! Your companions are even welcome on board, free of charge.

Cabrit Point

Located on the islet of Cabrit, in front of Terre de Haut, Pointe Cabrit is a good dive site whatever the level, because it's always sheltered. Up to 20 meters deep, we can see a curious fauna, consisting of whitespotted filefish, eels, scorpion fish, damselfish, trumpet fish and moray eels. In short, all the Caribbean fauna! As for the flora, there are many colorful corals, some of which look like big potatoes!

The Coral Garden

Under the Pointe de la Bombarde, this site is a real coral garden with all the Coralian varieties of the West Indies, in which hides lobsters, moray eels, small and large fish (mackerel, tarpon). We could think it's a terrestrial garden! There is also a magnificent forest of feather gorgonians, where calamari fight over the place with barracudas.

The Rudder Tip

On Terre de Bas, this site is a must of Saintes, life is bustling around here! Barracuda, mackerel, trevallies, all kinds of grunts ... There are even some turtles! On the other side of the drop, you can also dive among sponges, sea fans, anemones and corals. Many crustaceans have taken up residence here like spiders, lobsters and crabs. It's like being in an Asian garden.