Corail Noir
Corail Noir takes its name from a big black coral colony, shaped like a fir tree, that grows from black sand at around 56 m. The site is wide and made up mainly of three large rock formations, some of them split by fissures that give shelter to fish. Napoleon wrasse, tuna and trevally are among the species seen here. Because of its depth it is used for deep and extended range dives.
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