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Language : French

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Koréjou plongée




From 30,00 €
France, Finistère
Quai du stellac’h, 29830 , Saint Pabu

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The Korejou Plongée diving centre is located in Saint-Pabu, in the North Finistère, 20 minutes north of Brest. Open from February to November, Korejou Plongée provides two trips per day, one in the morning and the other in the afternoon, with meeting times confirmed at the time of booking. The premises include a reception, rental equipment stock, men's and women's changing rooms with hot showers, sanitary facilities and an inflation station.

The Korejou Plongée training centre offers PADI and FFESSM courses for adults and children, both beginners and advanced, from the first dive to Scuba Diver and from Open Water Diver to Rescue Diver. Children's certifications go from Tetardo to Aquaticus, and from Bronze Diver to Gold Diver. Ask to take the specialities of bio, wreck, deep, night and drift diving, as the dives at Saint Pabu lend themselves to this. In a friendly atmosphere, embark on a 7.5m RIB on the Stellac'h quay to go quickly to one of the 25 listed diving spots in Brittany.

Discover with the Korejou Plongée club not only the richness of the biodiversity of Aber Benoît but also travel by boat from Porsall to the Virgin Island. Take the time to stay long enough to explore, with good weather, the mythical wrecks of the Amoco-Cadiz, as well as the Levenvale, the Elektra, the T-27 and the Podesta. And then go snorkelling with fins, mask and snorkel (PMT) and a wetsuit. Take the opportunity to see the seals endemic to the area. A minimum of 4 people is required to organise this unforgettable trip!

Others activities

Hiking in the Pays des Abers, Go by boat to the Virgin Island, to see the highest lighthouse in Europe, See the chapels and mills of Aber Benoit, Fishing on foot during high tides