Dive sites in Les Trois Ilets
10–60 m · 36 signature species
23 dive sites in Les Trois Ilets, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Les Trois Ilets
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Pointe Burgos →
A volcanic headland offering a shallow coral plateau before dropping into a steep, current-swept wall.
Max. depth · 60 m
Épave du Roraima →
Explore the historic Roraima, a nearly 120-meter cargo ship resting at 60 meters, draped in 'white-haired' corals and teeming with marine life, offering a unique glimpse into a preserved moment from the 1902 Mont Pelée eruption.
Max. depth · 60 m
Les Canyons de Babody →
Explore the dramatic volcanic canyons of Babody, where ancient lava flows have carved a labyrinth of narrow passages and deep ravines perpendicular to the coast.
Max. depth · 60 m
La Perle de Martinique →
Descend along the dramatic volcanic walls of La Perle, a secluded offshore site where schooling jackfish and barracudas sweep past vibrant coral gardens.
Max. depth · 60 m
L'épave du Nahoon →
Explore the perfectly upright, 35-metre Nahoon shipwreck resting on a sandy plateau at 36 metres off Pointe de la Baleine, inviting a unique exploration of its structure and abundant marine life.
Max. depth · 36 m
Anse 3 Airs →
Descend into the gentle waters of Anse 3 Airs where a small cargo wreck rests between 3 and 11 metres, offering a sheltered haven for an array of vibrant reef fish.
Max. depth · 12 m
Anse Dufour →
Begin your dive directly from Anse Dufour, allowing a gentle current to carry you along a vibrant, rocky slope teeming with Caribbean life.
Max. depth · 25 m
Épave Theresa Lo Vi →
Descend to 35 metres in Saint-Pierre Bay to explore the fragmented wooden hull of the Theresa Lo Vi, a vessel likely sunk during the 1902 Montagne Pelée eruption.
Max. depth · 35 m
Le récif du Sous-Marin →
Descendez dans le labyrinthe sous-marin du Récif du Sous-Marin, où des canyons et grottes regorgent de vie tropicale.
Max. depth · 20 m
Les petites et les grandes Jorasses →
Descend into an underwater landscape mirroring the Alps, where sand circuses meet dramatic drop-offs and pelagic life thrives in the strong currents off Pointe Burgos.
Max. depth · 60 m
Piscine de Salomon →
Descend into the gentle embrace of Piscine de Salomon, where rocky scree meets sandy expanses and a charming accessible grotto awaits to reveal its resident crab-spider community.
Max. depth · 30 m
Jardin de Salomon →
Descend into a vibrant, protected underwater garden at Jardin de Salomon, where gorgonians, sponges, and corals create a kaleidoscope of colour and turtles often cruise by, even in the shallows.
Max. depth · 20 m
Cap Tranquille →
At Cap Tranquille, you'll discover a marine ballet where turtles and vibrant reef fish glide gracefully through gardens of barrel sponges and gorgonians.
Max. depth · 20 m
Rivière Claire Nord →
Rivière Claire Nord offers a dynamic drift dive over a series of three captivating rock massifs, revealing a rich tapestry of Caribbean marine life.
Max. depth · 35 m
Épave de l’Amélie du Raisinier →
The Épave de l’Amélie du Raisinier offers a low-depth wreck experience, with its inverted hull providing shelter and structure for a thriving community of reef fish.
Max. depth · 10 m
La crique Abricot →
Descend into the gentle embrace of La Crique Abricot, a sheltered bay in Martinique where vibrant reef life awaits new divers and families seeking an introduction to the underwater world.
Max. depth · 25 m
L'arbre mort →
At L'arbre mort, the chances of encountering turtles are so consistent that it's often playfully referred to as 'Turtle Point' by those who know it best.
Max. depth · 20 m
La pointe de la Lézarde →
Descend into the calm, clear waters of La Pointe de la Lézarde, where gentle slopes and coral outcrops lead to frequent encounters with resident sea turtles.
Max. depth · 30 m
Épave du Dahlia →
Descendez à 30 mètres pour explorer l'épave du Dahlia, un ancien dragueur coulé en 1930, au cœur de la baie historique de Saint-Pierre.
Max. depth · 30 m
La Coucoune →
Descend along a vibrant vertical wall at La Coucoune, where gorgonians and sponges paint a tropical tableau, culminating in a sandy dune alive with gardening eels.
Max. depth · 50 m
Pointe de la baleine →
Descend into the calm, clear waters of Pointe de la Baleine for an almost guaranteed encounter with the resident sea turtles.
Max. depth · 25 m
Épave du Diamant →
Descend into Saint-Pierre Bay to discover the Épave du Diamant, an inverted tugboat resting at 30 meters, offering a unique exploration of its exposed inner workings.
Max. depth · 30 m
Cap Enragé →
At Cap Enragé, navigate a captivating network of underwater canyons that conceal vibrant marine life and striking gorgonian formations.
Max. depth · 25 m
