Explore the unique underwater architecture of Guadeloupe's Grand Cul-de-sac marin with a family-run team that combines scuba diving with marine biology expertise.
SeacretDive is a family-run dive center located in Port-Louis on the north coast of Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe. The operation runs from just steps away from Plage du Souffleur and focuses exclusively on diving within the Grand Cul-de-sac marin, which lies at the heart of the Guadeloupe National Park. The business is managed by a couple of two instructors who operate out of a 16-seat semi-rigid boat. They offer both single-tank dives (typically lasting about three and a half hours) and double-tank dive days that run from morning to mid-afternoon, with the option for afternoon sessions on request. The center provides access to nearly forty distinct underwater sites ranging in depth from shallow introductory levels up to 60 meters. The local marine environment features coral plateaus, arches, caves, tunnels, and an airplane wreck. Instructors are also trained in marine biology and offer guided identification of the diverse species found in these protected waters.
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