This dive site, known as Le Trou du Lagon or 'The Lagoon Hole', is a unique depression within a vibrant lagoon basin, typically navigated by following its natural contours. While specific historical accounts are not widely documented, it represents a natural formation providing shelter and a rich ecosystem for marine life.
Divers can expect to encounter an impressive array of marine species, including sleeping white-tip sharks, huge tetrodons, and elusive scorpionfish. The site is also home to savon fish, milkfish, and charming anemones. A highlight is the magnificent coral rose, alongside various spondyls, turtles, and graceful leopard rays.
Le Trou du Lagon is suitable for diving year-round, offering consistently good conditions within the sheltered lagoon. Its diverse marine population and vibrant coral formations make it a fantastic spot for both wide-angle and macro photography. For freedivers and snorkelers, the shallow average depth and abundant life ensure a rewarding experience.
