The Port-Vendres Diving Activity Center is a FFESSM and SDI-TDI approved diving center.Discover safely new sensations and underwater life with baptisms and introductory courses.The center welcomes you according to your availability for a practice of leisure or tek: explorations, formations or improvement.Close to Perpignan, Port-Vendres is ideally located near the wrecks and rocky bottoms of the Marine Park of the Gulf of Lion. A short navigation allows you to quickly reach the dive sites.
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Courses & Certifications
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