Ice diving = adrenaline rush

Only 14 days left before our ice diving weekend on March 6 and 7 !!!

Certified Ice divers are welcome to join us. Those who are not certified are invited to come and watch our divers in action and lend a hand. To participate, contact us at (819) 357-9050 at info@plongeexl.com.

Don't miss the EVENT of the winter !

ARUBA: Heavenly beaches and wrecks

Are you a wreck diver? If you answered YES, then you must dive in Aruba. Less visited by divers, Aruba is neighbour to Bonaire et Curaçao and is located 15 miles North of the coast of Venezuela.

Aruba is famous for its wrecks and the most famous of all is without a doubt the Antilla, a German freighter scuttled by its capitain in 1940 when Germany invaded Holland. The wreck mesures over 400 feet and is broken in 2 sections. The maximum depth is of approximately 55 feet and it is possible to penetrate the wreck. Visibility is incredible (over 150 feet), the wreck is covered with coral and fish are everywhere! Before diving the Antilla, we were alomost expecting it to be a 'tourist trap'. Our expectations were not very high, in fact, we alomst skipped the dive. Good thing we changed our minds. The wreck of the Antilla is amazing and must not be missed if diving in Aruba. You could easily dive it several times and still find things to discover.

Aside from the many wrecks, Aruba's reefs are very healthy and several different species of fish and other creatures can be seen.

Click here for more photos of Aruba.

Blow bubbles and carve a pumpkin...

Divers !

Its pumpkin carving time !!!

On October 25, celebrate Halloween in original fashion.

Wear your best costume and come carve your pumpkin underwater...

Call us if you want to join us at our event (819) 357-9050.

Les Escoumins Quebec, Canada - September 2008

On September 13 and 14, our group of 20 went diving in Les Escoumins, located approximately 3 hours East of Quebec City.

Once again, the underwater scenery did not disappoint as the sea floor is literally covered by many species of anemones and green sea urchins.

Several types of fish, crustaceans and invertebrates can also be observed in the cool salty waters of Les Escoumins.

All our divers were impressed by the underwater discoveries they made!

For those who have never had the chance to dive this incredible site and see what awaits divers once submerged, visit our photo gallery by clicking here.