Anse Abricot

One of the places we come back to most

Anse Abricot is one of the places we come back to most, more often even than Diamond Rock or Salomon Garden.

It appears in the register of Martinique sites as Crique Abricot. Same place, two names, which happens often here: every club has its own habits of speech.

A site you can count on

Coming back often to a site is not a beauty ranking. It is the mark of a place you can dive often, suited to groups of mixed levels, and one that does not disappoint those who come back.

These are the sites that make a club’s daily life, far more than the spectacular spots you dive three times a year when the sea allows.

What an “anse” means

An anse is a bay. It shelters from the prevailing wind and swell, which is why it can be dived often when other sites are closed.

It is also why bays are the try-dive sites par excellence: calm water, an easy entry, and depth that comes gradually.

What level you need here