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Le Flamboyant scuba diving is the best
If your idea of a holiday involves sun and sea and a little adventure, then a Le Flamboyant St-Martin vacation which includes Le Flamboyant St-Martin scuba diving is for you.
With the help of a specialized travel agency (like our partner sites), all you have to do is sit back, relax and choose from a variety of activities, which include plenty of water sports, like Le Flamboyant St-Martin scuba diving, snorkeling or sailing.
When Le Flamboyant St-Martin scuba diving you will benefit of ships designed to take divers in safety and comfort, professionals to take care of you and of course, a wonderful marine world to discover.
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Le Flamboyant scuba diving advices
Le Flamboyant St-Martin scuba diving is on the list of things to do on a Le Flamboyant St-Martin vacation, and for good reason. Le Flamboyant St-Martin scuba diving is as varied as the personality of the place you dive. And you don’t have to be an expert to experience it.
If you aren't a certified scuba diver, you can find Le Flamboyant St-Martin scuba diving lessons and gear during your adventure vacation, for your entire family. Yes, even the kids can learn Le Flamboyant St-Martin scuba diving in total safety with experienced guides.
You can have a great time exploring the depths and their mysterious and exciting ecosystem. |
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Le Flamboyant scuba diving - a reason for your vacation
St. Maarten/St. Martin offers a couple of interesting shore dives in the summer months when the weather is calm. GREEN CAY - Depth: 16ft - 26ft/5m - 8m (This reef was damaged by hurricane Luis in September 1995). Yacht Anchorage: Green Cay in Orient Bay is a good anchorage in settled weather with no swell. It is situated behind an uninhabited island with a beautiful beach and excellent snorkeling. Close to the Orient Bay nudist beach and numerous water sports activities. Dive Site: On the west side of Green Cay, about 50 yards (50m) north of the beach. There is a pretty coral reef with many small reef fish. Dive towards the north tip of Green Cay. Go by dinghy or swim from you yacht. Ideal for your first tune-up dive in good weather. Sea Conditions: Not suitable in very strong trade winds or big swells, when anchorage becomes rolly. TINTAMARRE Small Tugboat Wreck - Depth: Tugboat wheel house roof at 37ft (11m). Vessel lying on sand at 50ft (15m). Yacht Anchorage: Off a beautiful beach on the west coast of Tintamarre. It is a good anchorage in fair to moderate weather but rolly in big swells, especially when from the north. Good snorkeling and beach restaurant. Dive Site: Go by dinghy around the rocky point north of the beach and head NNE for about 200 yards (200m) to a buoy which marks the site. If the Buoy is missing (which sometimes happens), look for a large oval patch of light turquoise water over sand with a dark patch in the middle. This is the wreck in 50ft (15m) of water. Looking back you can still see yachts anchored off the beach. The tugboat was sunk during 1989 to form an artificial reef. It is sitting upright and is teeming with reef fish and small barracuda (southern sennet). Take a close look at the great variety of corals that encrust the wreck, with small sea fans (gorgania) on the windward side and snow like soft corals around the wheel house. Be sure to only enter the wreck in very calm conditions and only if you have wreck diving experience. Please do not damage the corals and make sure that your dinghy anchor line doesn't touch the wreck. CREOLE ROCK (ROCHER CREOLE) - Depth: 13ft-33ft/4m - 10m (This reef was damaged by hurricane Luis in September 1995). Yacht Anchorage: Grand Case is a very protected anchorage in all but the strongest winds and large northerly swells. There is a good, long beach with many fine restaurants lining the bay. Dive Site: You can either anchor your yacht close to Creole Rock or you can dinghy over if you are anchored off the beach. There is a pretty coral reef teeming with a large variety of fish. This Is an ideal site in most weather conditions, especially for your first tune-up dive. Sea Conditions: This site is only affected by very poor weather and large northerly swells. Sea Conditions: This site is not suitable in very strong trade winds or big swells, especially when from the north. Although the water is relatively warm, it is advisable to wear at least, a 3mm "shorty" wetsuit. Ideal comfort would be provided by a 0.5mm Scubapro or 1mm Mares neoprene full suit which also give full body protection against stings.
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