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Located in St Leu and Le Port, our small-scale diving centres welcome you in a friendly, safe environment. For the best possible experience, we limit each outing to 6 divers supervised by 2 state-certified instructors.
Plongée Péi offers dives for beginners and experienced divers, certification courses and underwater cetacean observation trips.
Explore reefs, drop-offs and wrecks. From beginner to advanced, each dive is a unique adventure.
From your first bubbles to your coaching levels, our state-certified team will guide you towards certification.
Observe whales and dolphins in their natural habitat for a unique and respectful experience.
📍 At the Port de la Pointe des Galets : Take part in double dives to maximise your discoveries in a single outing. Take advantage of our cetacean excursions, an unforgettable experience to observe dolphins and whales in their natural environment.
📍 At Saint-Leu: Ideal for divers of all levels, the centre offers exploration trips to some of Réunion's most beautiful sites, as well as training courses for those wishing to progress and become more autonomous underwater.
Going “through the looking glass” is very recent in the history of humanity. Take advantage of the legacy left to us by Commander Cousteau to realize the dreams of many of our great grandparents.
Of course, rigour and experience are still required for safe underwater exploration, but advances in equipment over the last 20/30 years have made this feat accessible to everyone, from 8 to 88 years old, so don't hesitate any longer, take the plunge.
You'll discover a multifaceted activity, from observing underwater fauna to 'tek' diving and underwater photography, where everyone comes together to share ideas and dive.
One of the most exquisite sights you can see on Réunion Island's coastline is the cetaceans. Thanks to Plongée Péi, you can meet some of the largest mammals in the world. Don't let yourself be intimidated by this experience, the observation of cetaceans is without danger. You can approach them from a respectable distance, but that's enough to leave you with lasting memories.
As well as watching cetaceans, our outings will also be an opportunity to discover the rest of the local marine fauna. These range from turtles to seabirds, some of which are endemic to the island, as well as other species that are just as exciting to discover.
