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Expeditions · citizen science

Ready to dive
differently?

Leitmotiv

Dive, understand, contribute. And give meaning back to our immersions.

What we offer

Dive differently,
understand sustainably.

Freediver photographing a blue shark in open water Photo © Pierre Leo Paul

Diving with understanding

Marine biology talks give meaning to every dive: species encountered, behaviours, ecosystems… You no longer cross the ocean as a tourist.

Citizen science

Photo-ID, laser photogrammetry, taking measurements: every diver contributes to a real protocol, guided by our team.

In the service of conservation

All the data collected is shared with associations, universities and local scientists to be studied. The journey leaves a useful trace.

Travelling differently

In small groups, at a pace that respects life and limits our footprint. The opposite of the mass-diving industry.

From diving
to conservation.

What you observe does not stay underwater. Photo-ID, photogrammetry, surveys: every immersion becomes a data point passed on to those who protect the ocean. You finally give meaning to your dives.

You choose an expedition

Choose the expedition that moves you and that you want to commit to. Each page details the wildlife, the certification level required and the programme.

We talk

No online booking: one form per expedition, then we call you back to prepare everything together.

You dive and you learn

Guided dives, talks and citizen-science workshops every day.

We share

The data gathered goes to the scientists. You leave with far more than memories.

Three oceans · 11 expeditions

Adventure across the oceans

From the Visayan Sea to the currents of the Azores, each expedition is a page in the same logbook: dive, understand, pass it on.

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What our divers say

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Two enthusiasts,
one conviction.

Margaux Le Brun

Co-founder · Senior Marine Technician (Marine Environment Engineering) · Naturalist & expedition guide

Margaux Le Brun

A marine biology graduate, professional diver, underwater photographer and camerawoman, Margaux devotes her work to education, awareness and the conservation of the marine environment. A shark-diving specialist, she is the first woman to have performed tonic immobility on a shark in South Africa, using Walter Bernardis' technique.

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Anthony Le Floc'h

Co-founder · Dive instructor · Naturalist & expedition guide

Anthony Le Floc'h

From the reefs of the Maldives to the African coast, from the seamounts of the Azores to waters roamed by the great pelagic predators, Anthony has spent nearly 15 years and 9,000 dives exploring the ocean in all its forms.

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