Diving at Cap Béar and the Anse de Paulilles: two jewels of the Vermeille coast
Cap Béar: a wild and preserved site
Cap Béar, with its steep cliffs and crystal clear waters, is a real paradise for divers. It is possible to dive north and south of Cap Béar, its configuration offering a wide variety of sites, between Port-Vendres to the north and the Anse de Paulilles in the south. CAP Béar also has the particularity of offering sheltered sites of tramontane, allowing to dive practically in any time.
The underwater relief is fascinating there, with impressive drop-offs and hidden caves. You can meet a rich biodiversity, from fish benches to colored nudibranchs, passing by sponges and gorgonians. Moderate currents and exceptional visibility make it a perfect site to explore the wonders of the Mediterranean. Open your eye, beautiful underwater encounters await you!
Some essential diving sites at Cap Béar:
- Dry from Valenti (and its lobsters)
- Saint Catherine
- CAP GROSS
Anse de Paulilles: a bay filled with history and beauty
The Anse de Paulilles, nestled between Cape Béar and Cap Oullestreil, is a peaceful bay offering dives as rich as they are varied. Formerly an industrial site, the handle is now a haven of peace where nature has resumed its rights. Underwater, divers will discover a world populated by grooms, sars and octopus, among posidonia herbaries and colored rocks. The industrial remains add a touch of history to these dives, making each exploration unique.
Whether you are looking for a technical dive or a quiet exploration, Cap Béar and the Anse de Paulilles promise you unforgettable moments underwater.
