La seche de St Elme
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Two large parallel tongues of rock running east/west. The main rock is 200 m long, surrounded by posidonia and a sandbank, with several smaller rocks scattered around it. The second rock, 15/20 m away, is more compact and shorter. The two rocks are linked by a cable.
Here you’ll find grouper, damsels, girelles, a family of corbas, barracudas, one or two lobster(s) and the occasional bonito.
Dive Activity
Wildlife Sightings
Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content
Alamy-WaterFrame
31 Sightings
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Alamy/Reinhard Dirscherl
Octopus
12 Sightings
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iStock-Global_Pics
Barracuda
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Grouper/Basslets
14 Sightings
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iStock-Miguel-Angelo-Silva.
Scorpionfish
11 Sightings
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Alamy-Water Frame
Conger Eel
8 Sightings
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iStock-Hoatzinexp
Jackfish
4 Sightings
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SSI-Peter-Schinck
Nudibranch
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Angelfish
2 Sightings
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