This dive site, Le Jardin de Petit Canal, is a marvellous coral garden situated within the Grand Cul de Sac Marin in Guadeloupe. It offers a relaxed and enchanting underwater experience, characterized by gentle movements of the Caribbean Sea. Divers can easily navigate through its shallow waters, enjoying the vibrant coral formations and diverse marine life. There is no specific history or story provided for the dive site.
The garden is home to an array of marine animals and plants, including beautiful feather and tree gorgonians, various tube, rope, and barrel sponges, as well as distinct brain corals and candle corals. These structures create a habitat for a multitude of colorful coral fish, making it a lively and visually rich environment.
The best time to visit this dive site for optimal conditions is generally during the dry season in Guadeloupe (December to May) when the waters are calm and clear. It's a perfect spot for both divers and snorkelers due to its shallow depths and abundant life. Freedivers will also find the site highly rewarding, offering ample time to explore the vibrant ecosystems on a single breath. Remember to dive responsibly and respect the delicate coral environment.
