Pierre de Cassis
La Pierre de Cassis is a rocky ridge that starts at about 30 m north-east of the Grand Congloué and runs towards Cassis, which gave it its name. The north-facing wall overhangs and stays in shade even in the morning, so the dive is dark but very beautiful, with huge red gorgonians. There are fewer fish than on shallower sites because of the depth. It should be dived in calm weather without current, and divers sometimes miss it and end up on the cliff of the Grand Congloué instead.
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