Top Water Activities in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur

I really enjoyed the guided dives, but I think it’s worth asking about the group's experience level before starting. It can make a big difference in your overall experience.

Don’t skip the pre-dive briefings; they’re super helpful. I missed some important tips the first time, which made my second dive way smoother. Plus, the instructors really know their stuff!

If you want to enjoy a nice seafood meal, head to one of the restaurants tucked away in the side streets. I didn’t realize they were less touristy and way cheaper than those on the port itself!

Don’t forget to bring your camera! The sunsets over the marina are breathtaking. I think the best spot is right by the fort at the end of the port. Just chill there with a drink and enjoy!

Check the weather a day before your dive. I had to reschedule because of rough seas so staying updated really helps.

If you can, try to dive with a buddy who has some experience. It made my dives way more enjoyable and safer!

My advice is to take some time to wander off the main path. You’ll find hidden gems and less crowded spots to enjoy the view without all the hustle.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The onsite cafe is kinda pricey, and I wish I'd packed a sandwich or two instead.

I suggest booking your dive in advance, especially during peak season. It gets super busy, and you definitely don’t want to miss out on diving spots!

I'd recommend going for the morning dive around 9 am. The water is usually calmer, and you get to enjoy the beautiful light underwater before the crowds show up!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks if you can. The food inside is overpriced and can take ages to get. We wasted too much time waiting for lunch, plus it cost us way too much!