Dive sites in Brittany
5–40 m · 17 signature species
7 dive sites in Brittany, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Brittany
Camaret Le Trez Roux →
Descend into a unique Breton landscape of granite blocks and kelp forests, a vibrant nursery for a wide array of benthic life and larger fish.
Max. depth · 20 m
Les Roches De Port Lay →
Descend into the granite formations of Les Roches de Port Lay, where Atlantic currents shape a rich, shallow reef environment.
Max. depth · 25 m
SS Swansea Vale →
The SS Swansea Vale offers a structured wreck dive in Brittany, with an intact hull, prominent boiler, and engine room to explore.
Max. depth · 38 m
Les Fillettes →
Descend onto a colourful reef at Les Fillettes, a long rocky shoal rich in sessile life, situated within the dynamic Goulet de Brest.
Max. depth · 28 m
Les Pyramides →
Les Pyramides offrent un paysage sous-marin unique en Brittany, une succession de pitons rocheux et de failles descendant jusqu'à 40 mètres, entrecoupés de sable et d'herbiers.
Max. depth · 40 m
Basse Laurent →
Basse Laurent offers a vibrant dive on a compact rock pinnacle between 22 and 30 meters, rich with invertebrate life.
Max. depth · 30 m
Baton Rouge →
Descend the vertical granite wall of Baton Rouge, a deep Atlantic-facing reef known for its prolific nudibranch colonies and seasonal goliath grouper encounters.
Max. depth · 40 m
