Abyss Plongée

New Caledonia, New Caledonia

About

We provide training, equipment and a whole range of different diving experiences.We generally do 2 dives in the morning, behind the reef:There are about 20 dive sites located around the Dumbea pass and the Amédée lighthouse where you will see turtles, sharks, rays and a host of tropical fishes.In between the 2 dives, you will be offered tea and biscuits.We generally come back around 1.00 PM.For beginners, we also do discovery dives : alone with an instructor, in total safety at a maximum depth of 6 mIn addition, we provide PADI training, from Open Water to rescue Diver.

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Contact Information

Address

Marina Port du Sud, Baie de l’orphelinatNouméa

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Location

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