This dive site, Mervillon, is a beautiful coral drop-off located approximately 25 minutes of navigation by boat. With a maximum depth of 16 meters and an average depth around 8 meters, it offers a straightforward and enjoyable diving experience. Divers typically follow the drop-off on the way out and then return above the reef, making navigation simple and ideal for less experienced divers. No specific history or unique story for this site is provided.
The marine life at Mervillon is vibrant and diverse. Divers can expect to see a variety of fish including Cardinal fish, Gorette, Surgeonfish, Diodon, Moray eels, Angelfish, and occasionally Barracuda. The site is also home to numerous crustaceans such as Lobsters and Spider crabs. For mollusk enthusiasts, the colorful Caribbean flamingo tongue can be spotted, alongside beautiful sinuous Gorgonian corals that adorn the reef.
The best time to visit Mervillon is generally year-round, consistent with the tropical climate of the region, offering warm waters and good conditions. Its relatively shallow depths and rich ecosystem make it highly suitable for both scuba divers and freedivers. It's particularly recommended for macro photography due to the abundance of small, interesting creatures and healthy coral formations.
