This dive site, Ti’ Voilier, is located in the vibrant waters of Martinique, offering a gentle descent of ten meters onto a diverse underwater plateau. Divers can easily navigate this area, characterized by alternating sandy patches and vibrant coral patates. A notable feature of the site is a small sailboat wreck, adding an interesting element to the underwater topography and serving as a home for various marine creatures. The relatively shallow depth and easy navigation make it an inviting spot for all skill levels.
The marine life here is abundant and varied. Divers can expect to encounter fascinating creatures such as lobsters, elusive moray eels, and the beautiful lambi (conch). Looking upwards, one might spot larger pelagic species like king mackerel, barracuda, and impressive platax, along with schools of sea bream. The site is also a haven for reef dwellers including colorful parrotfish and trumpetfish. Keep an eye out for graceful green or hawksbill turtles and elegant stingrays gliding across the sandy bottom. The coral flora and fauna contribute significantly to the site's rich biodiversity.
The best time to visit Ti’ Voilier is generally during the dry season from December to May, when weather and sea conditions are typically calm and clear, ensuring optimal visibility and comfort. This site is particularly suitable for both divers and freedivers due to its manageable depths and rich marine ecosystem. Photographers will find opportunities for both wide-angle shots of the wreck and reef, as well as macro photography of smaller inhabitants and coral details. It’s an ideal location for those seeking a relaxing dive with plenty of marine encounters.
