Kaledo

Just ten minutes away from the St. François pass exit, divers can explore a stunning dive site featuring a sandy patch and a magnificent coral drop-off. This round trip starts from the right hand reef and offers divers the chance to witness an abundance of marine life, including lobsters.

The underwater world here is teeming with vibrant and colorful species, such as butterflyfish, damselfish, sergeant majors, balloonfish, trunkfish, barracudas, lionfish, angelfish, groupers, grunts, squirrelfish, and various types of shrimp. Even rare finds like the eiffel Crab and the flamingo tongue can be spotted here.

For divers seeking convenient access to a dive site, this location is one of the closest to St. François. It boasts a picturesque white sandy bottom and a maximum depth of 16 meters. Divers can expect a coral break of up to 2 meters on this sandy patch, providing the perfect hiding spot for beautiful lobsters nestled within the crevices. Additionally, they can encounter a bank of cardinals, Pederson shrimps, Yucatan, parrots, and other captivating marine species.

With a visibility of 14 meters, this dive site is suitable for both beginner and advanced divers. Located in Saint-François, Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, 97118, France, it offers an incredible underwater experience in the heart of the French waters.