This dive site is Plage de Petit-Havre, a shallow and sheltered beach dive or snorkeling spot located in a serene cove near Le Gosier, Guadeloupe. With a maximum depth of 3 meters and an average of 1 meter, it offers easy access and navigation, making it ideal for introductory underwater experiences. No specific history or complex navigation is noted, emphasizing its calm and accessible nature.
Underwater explorations here reveal a nice diversity of reef fish inhabiting the shallow waters. While primarily a marine environment, green iguanas are sometimes spotted in the vicinity, adding a unique element to the experience. Coral types are implied by the presence of reef fish, suggesting a healthy, albeit shallow, reef ecosystem.
The best time to visit Plage de Petit-Havre is generally when it is not too crowded, allowing for a more tranquil exploration of its pleasant underwater world. It is highly suitable for snorkelers and freedivers due to its shallow depths and calm conditions. Divers should consider it for beginner training or refreshers, but more advanced divers seeking deep or complex dives will find it lacking.
