La Cale
About La Cale
La Cale is a drop-off on the eastern slope of Île Longue, offering a varied dive along the sand-to-rock boundary. The site is described as rich in crustaceans, with conger eels and shrimps, and lobsters tucked into caves. At shallower depths, the seagrass herbarium can be explored near the end of the dive or during stops, where nudibranchs and more crustaceans are common. Spider crabs may be seen resting vertically on the drop-off.
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Safety & Access At La Cale
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Safety Notes
Stay vigilant for spider crabs resting vertically on the drop-off.
Local Intel For La Cale
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Scuba
A scenic drop-off dive with a sand-to-rock transition and caves that can shelter marine life.
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Exposure Profile at La Cale
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