Set in the exceptional surroundings of the Frioul Islands, just 20 minutes by boat from Marseille’s Vieux-Port, “Le Village des Gréements” is the ideal destination for scuba diving enthusiasts. This holiday village gives you privileged access to the Calanques National Park, a true jewel of the Mediterranean, where incredibly rich underwater landscapes await. A complete change of scene and an authentic welcome promise a unique experience at one of the finest dive sites in France.
Facilities designed for divers
A specialist in hosting groups of divers, Le Village des Gréements provides a space specially designed to make your diving easier.
With a tailor-made service and purpose-built facilities, you will enjoy ideal conditions for making the most of your passion.
Direct access to the boarding point
Room for equipment maintenance, rinsing and cylinder filling
Communal, semi-communal and individual accommodation
All-you-can-eat buffet dining
Dive spots chosen for safety according to the weather
A site reserved exclusively for groups
Shaded drying area to store your equipment safely.
Relaxation and meeting areas to chat and share your experiences with fellow enthusiasts.
Right next to the Côte Bleue and the Calanques of Marseille.
An ideal location at the heart of the Mediterranean's best dive spots
Le Village des Gréements sits at the heart of the best dive spots in the Région Sud. Divers from all over the world come here to explore these extraordinary places steeped in history. Setting out from the Frioul Islands, Vacances Léo Lagrange’s Le Village des Gréements offers you a host of renowned dive sites within the Calanques National Park. From the Frioul archipelago to the Riou archipelago by way of Planier island, come and discover our underwater world.
Where you can dive on the wreck of the Junker 88, a German bomber from 1943. The wreck lies at a depth of 53 metres in the bay of Grand Souffre, and its remarkable state of preservation makes this site a must for Level 3 divers.
A dive that offers an introduction to underwater archaeology. This dive site, located beneath the semaphore station on the island of Pomègues in the Frioul archipelago, was the first to be selected by the DRASSM (the French underwater archaeology department) to trial the submersion of amphorae. It lies at a depth accessible to divers of all levels.
Planier island, off the coast of Marseille, is a popular dive site famous for its historic wrecks and the beauty of its underwater landscapes. This spot is a real playground for wreck enthusiasts. It is home to several unmissable relics, such as LeChaouen (pictured here), a cargo ship that sank in 1970, Le Dalton, a former merchant ship wrecked in 1928, and a Messerschmitt BF-109, a Second World War fighter plane resting on a sandbank at a depth of 45 m.
Each of these wrecks has its own story and carries divers back through time, while providing a refuge for abundant marine life. They have become ecosystems in their own right.
Planier island is also a no-take zone, guaranteeing fully preserved underwater biodiversity. Known for its majestic drop-off, this site offers exceptional vistas and is particularly rich in fish.
Home to the wreck of the Liban, the relic of a tragic shipwreck in 1903, accessible to all levels, and the Pharillons, a spectacular site with drop-offs and diverse marine life, ideal for nature lovers.
Les Moyades, in the heart of the Calanques National Park
An islet off the island of Riou, in a no-take zone where spearfishing and fishing are prohibited, this site is highly prized by divers for its rich underwater life. With multiple depth levels, it suits beginners and experienced divers alike.
You can dive through a multitude of shoals of fish and observe protected species in great numbers, such as groupers and brown meagres. You can also immerse yourself in magnificent shoals of barracudas!
Les Moyades is an unmissable dive spot for anyone looking for an authentic Marseille underwater experience in an unspoilt natural setting.
Access: PE20
PE20 (or introductory dive)
Tiboulen du Frioul, “the little rock of Frioul” in Provençal
Tiboulen du Frioul is an islet in the archipelago offering dives accessible to all. Renowned for its drop-off down to 38 m, its vast coralligenous plateau and its scree slopes, it is also suitable for introductory dives and shallow-water exploration. Here you will encounter all the fauna and flora typical of the Mediterranean: all the usual rock fish, octopuses, groupers, sea bass, moray eels, spiny lobsters…
Access: PE20 (or introductory dive)
A long-standing partnership with the Sensations Bleues diving club
Le Village des Gréements has a long-standing partnership with the diving club Sensations Bleues, Le Bateau Jaune, which is affiliated to the FFESSM and approved for Nitrox diving. Thanks to this collaboration, our holiday centre is fully equipped to welcome beginners and experienced divers alike. Whether you want to learn the basics of diving or perfect your technique, you will find qualified instructors to supervise you and high-quality equipment.
Holidays
Groups
Nitrox
Wrecks
FFESSM
The exceptional biodiversity of the Frioul Islands
The underwater environment of the Frioul Islands is recognised for its remarkable biodiversity. Among the 6 marine habitats of high heritage value, you will discover in particular the vast Posidonia seagrass meadows, the true lungs of the Mediterranean. The protected species and the great richness of the seabed make the Frioul Islands an unmissable destination for scuba diving enthusiasts.
A socially responsible and sustainable experience
Le Village des Gréements and Vacances Léo Lagrange are proud to promote socially responsible and sustainable tourism. We believe in access to sport for all, while respecting and protecting the exceptional environment around us. By choosing Le Village des Gréements, you are joining a community of enthusiasts and helping to preserve these unique natural areas. Come and dive in the heart of the Mediterranean! Le Village des Gréements awaits you for an unforgettable experience. Set in the exceptional surroundings of the Frioul Islands, just 20 minutes by boat from Marseille's Vieux-Port, “Le Village des Gréements” is the ideal destination for scuba diving enthusiasts. This holiday village gives you privileged access to the Calanques National Park, a true jewel of the Mediterranean, where incredibly rich underwater landscapes await. A complete change of scene and an authentic welcome promise a unique experience at one of the finest dive sites in France.
Your stay
Accommodation & dining
The bungalows
Designed for 8 to 10 people
Average size of 120 m²
1 small bedroom
2 large bedrooms
A restaurant facing the sea
2 air-conditioned indoor dining rooms
2 shaded terraces
Meals prepared on site
Indoor and outdoor dining
Mediterranean cuisine
menus made with fresh, local produce
Cocktail packages and gala dinners
Buffet lunch or dinner, table service, or self-service option
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