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It can reached from the Swimming Pool or the Coral Garden sites, and averages 10 to 30 meters. There is a moderate to strong current. When it is strong, it is advisable to lie on the ground to observe the big eyed jackfish broom. PPK PLONGEE GUADELOUPE, 97125 BOUILLANTE Pointe Barracuda (★4.4) Experienced divers will be able to dive along the drop-off, although the 15 - 25-meter zone is still the ideal place to meet bonitos, barracudas, diodons, triggerfish, turtles, and other angelfish, lobsters, and surgeons. ECOLE DE PLONGEE BLEU PASSION GUADELOUPE, 97125 BOUILLANTE Anse Christophe (★4.2) ILET CHRISTOPHE (also called Hermitage), this dive spot is outside of the National Park and is the first site in the bay of Bouillante. It is a less frequented site than the Malendure dive centres. This dive allows you to meet most of the species of the Caribbean Sea. Mares Sec Delgrès (★4.5) Sec Delgres is one of the few drop-offs in Guadeloupe Island. Swimming along this wall is magical. If you are lucky, you might even see a dolphin! PPK PLONGEE GUADELOUPE, 97125 BOUILLANTE La Piscine (★4.6) What will jump out at you when you arrive at this site is the crystal clear water and the turquoise blue everywhere. A beautiful shallow sandy area to learn greets you. Three possible courses start from the same place, that’s what’s magical about this site. INFINI PLONGEE, 97113 GOURBEYRE Les trois Pointes (★4.5) A beautiful site ... among the others! It’s a tongue of lava sinking for some twenty metres. Very simple orientation, with a small drop off on the right. PPK PLONGEE GUADELOUPE, 97125 BOUILLANTE Anse Négresse (★4.6) Anse Negressee is the best-hidden dive site in Malendure. Overhung by cliffs, this site offers a gentle slope between corals and sandbanks that allows a nice dive. Club Nautique Anse des Rochers, 97118 SAINT-FRANCOIS La Main Jaune (★4.2) Ten minutes from the exit of the St François pass, a beautiful sandy patch in the shape of a hand with a coral reef. A round trip starting from the right hand reef, with a nice drop-off full of lobsters. INFINI PLONGEE, 97113 GOURBEYRE Mazarin (★4.5) A real garden ... Photographers’ favourite site! Let yourself be intoxicated by the multitude of corals and sponges. Shallow, accessible from basic diver, the walk is endless between sandy seagrass and volcanic rock, and there are plenty of surprises to discover! PPK PLONGEE GUADELOUPE, 97125 BOUILLANTE Bouée Anticyclonique (★4.6) Bouée Anticyclonique is THE drop-off of Guadeloupe National Park. Droping from 10 to 45 m deep, you must not be afraid of heights. Various hot springs from the Montserrat volcano are also found here. Nitrox is recommended. Scubapro Rocroy (★4.3) Rocroy is a magnificent dive, extremely rich because it is so rarely visited. It is a plain bordered by clear sandy paths. This dive is suitable for all divers, from beginners to experts, everyone will be delighted. INFINI PLONGEE, 97113 GOURBEYRE Epave Augustin Fresnel (Wreck) (★4.4) This cargo ship is 53 m long and 9 m wide and weighed 660 tons. It was built in the late 1940s in Canada. After serving in the Mediterranean for Lighthouses and Beacons, it was posted to Point à Pitre in 1990 to maintain the markings for the Antilles Guyana area. It was retired in 1994. PPK PLONGEE GUADELOUPE, 97125 BOUILLANTE Epave du Gustavia (Wreck) (★4.4) This hourglass freighter of 49 m by about 7.50 m was launched in 1953 under the name of GEOCEANIQUE and renamed GUSTAVIA in 1982. After a thorough clean-up, she was sunk as an artificial reef in 1991 about 1 mile from the Malendure rock at Bouillante, the wreck lies upright on a sand bottom at 40 m. PPK PLONGEE GUADELOUPE, 97125 BOUILLANTE La Caye (★4.5) A long time ago, the Malendure rock collapsed into the ocean, creating this shallow dive site. La Caye is Malendure’s nursery. Depths range from 4m to 18m for the more adventurous; this site is accessible to all. ANTIDOTE PLONGEE, 97117 PORT-LOUIS Aquarium Anse du Souffleur (★4.0) Amazing dive site between 5 and 8m depth. Perfect for initiations (Try Scuba or Basic Diver) and for the beginning of trainings (Scuba Diver or Open Water Diver SSI). Ideal site for underwater photography / video, for studying marine biology, and for learning underwater navigation. This is a very rich dive site. ←123...7→