This dive site, Les trois Pointes, is renowned for its distinctive lava tongue formation that gradually descends to approximately 20 meters. Its navigation is notably straightforward, featuring a small drop-off on the right side which acts as an easy reference point. There is no specific history or story provided for this site, but its geological features are a natural attraction, offering a simple yet engaging dive profile.
The highlight of Les trois Pointes is a resident shoal of around twenty barracudas. These barracudas are notably curious and unafraid, often approaching divers without aggression, creating excellent interaction opportunities. The site's 'beautiful' description suggests a healthy environment, likely supporting various reef fish, invertebrates, and diverse coral formations, typical of the vibrant Caribbean marine ecosystem.
While specific best times to visit are not detailed, the generally calm and stress-free environment makes it suitable year-round for divers and freedivers alike. Its shallow average depth of 9 meters and maximum depth of 18 meters make it particularly ideal for beginners and those seeking a relaxed dive. The friendly barracudas offer excellent photography opportunities, especially for wide-angle shots.
