This dive site, Cap des Séselets, is a renowned shallow freshwater dive and snorkeling site located in Lake Bourget, France. It offers exceptionally easy shore access and is characterized by its tranquil, vegetated waters. Divers and snorkelers can easily navigate the site by exploring the edges of the extensive reed beds and the areas rich in aquatic plants. There is no specific historical information or complex underwater navigation known for this site, making it straightforward and safe to explore.
The site is home to a thriving freshwater ecosystem, providing a habitat for a variety of fish species. Notable inhabitants often spotted among the dense aquatic vegetation and along the reed lines include perch, catfish, tench, and the distinctive freshwater blenny. The diverse plant life, consisting of various aquatic species and extensive reed beds, forms a crucial part of the habitat and contributes significantly to the visual appeal of the site.
Cap des Séselets is particularly suitable for beginners, snorkelers, and macro photography enthusiasts due to its shallow depths and abundant small marine life. The best time to visit would likely be during warmer months for comfortable water temperatures, as specific seasonal animal migrations are not noted. Divers and snorkelers should bring their cameras to capture the rich macro life. Given its shallow nature, it is less suited for freedivers seeking significant depth but excellent for those wanting to explore the surface and very shallow areas.
