Mejean

This dive site, Méjean, near Marseille, France, offers a captivating underwater experience suitable for divers of all skill levels. The relatively shallow depths, ranging from 5 to 25 meters, make it an ideal location for both beginners and experienced divers. The underwater topography is characterized by a beautiful mix of rocky landscapes, intriguing caves, and gentle drop-offs, creating a visually stimulating environment for exploration. Navigation is generally straightforward, following the natural contours of the seabed. The marine biodiversity of Méjean is remarkable. Divers can encounter a variety of fish species, including schools of sea bream, mullet, and groupers. The rocky crevices and caves provide shelter for invertebrates like lobsters and octopus. The site is also known for its healthy populations of smaller marine life, making it a great spot for macro photography. The best time to visit Méjean is during the warmer months, from spring to autumn, when the water temperatures are most pleasant and visibility is generally at its best. For freedivers, the relatively calm conditions and shallow depths make this a suitable location for breath-hold dives. Divers should always remember to check weather and current conditions before entering the water and always dive with a buddy.