Fantastic👌🙏🫶 - fantastic the diving instructor is very professional, friendly and helpful. I have the best dive of my life thanks to him. I saw wonderful places and underwater world. I can only recommend it to everyone!!! I will definitely be back soon! 🤙 thank you Guillaume 🙏

He is the best! - Guillaume is highly recommended. He gave easy to follow instructions about the pickup and dive; and mostly importantly, he calmed my nerves. My partner and I did very well with his instruction and reassurance. He is funny, knowledgeable and attentive. Definitely will scuba dive with him again if i visit.

Amazing experience, wonderful guide - I had a truly wonderful experience with Guillaume and LovOcean. I never write reviews but I really wanted to post my super positive experience here. Guillaume is super friendly and helpful, runs the extra mile, caters to your preferences (e.g. we went to the locations I had asked for, a shipwreck divesite and a turtle divesite), without overdoing it. The divesites and dives itself were great, so many fish, turtle, octopus, and the water was really clear, but Guillaumes help really made this experience top notch. Very much worth your money.

Great! - I came to the island looking to dive, and they recommended going with Guille. They were right! A genius at making you feel comfortable, safe and happy throughout the experience! Thank you!

Guillaume best instructor - Perfect patient monitor and very kind the visit is very nice and exciting I highly recommend!!!!!!!

Nice experience, don't doubt but do - Guided 1 on 1 with super instructor and everything ran smoothly and effortlessly. Lots of fish and even seen a turtle. About 7 meters deep, but for the first time this was okay.

Beautiful - Great experience , thanks to Jose great person and great trainer after all incredible experience would recommend 100%

First-Time Diving: From Pebble Panic to Pufferfish Therapy - Booked a private dive—no clue if it was from a boat, shore, spaceship… info was vague. But hey, we got a private pickup, return, and underwater glamour shots at a great price, so we rolled the dice. 🛻 Arrival: Right on time. The provider communicated brilliantly, didn’t ghost us once. (Honestly, better than some mates.) 📝 Day of the Dive: Signed paperwork like we were joining a covert ops unit. Our instructor gave a briefing that could’ve made a nervous squirrel feel confident. The moment we suited up, we discovered: it was a shore dive. Surprise! 🚶‍♂️ The March of Doom: Down some stairs, across a pebbly beach designed by someone who clearly hates ankles. My wife, fearless in most things, met her match in a combo of kit weight, wobbly rocks, and the looming mystery of the underwater world. She bowed out, nobly pleading, “You go, just don’t cry too loud.” I was flailing too, but I knew if I bailed, she’d feel responsible for a double failure. So I did the noble thing and went ahead, while internally screaming. 💭 Flashback Panic: Old trauma bubbled up—nearly drowned as a kid during a school trip thanks to my appendix going rogue. Last memory? Slipping under. Next? Hospital bed. Great fuel for confidence. 🧜‍♂️ Entry Stage: My wetsuit almost got eaten by fear (or my clenched cheeks). I staggered into what I saw as Poseidon’s rage—a gentle swell that probably wouldn’t tip a duck. My instructor, bless her patient soul, slid on my fins while I hyperventilated like a squirrel in traffic. Tried the mask—nope. Tried again—still nope. Eventually remembered a trick: hold the hose, breathe through the mouth, tell the brain to stop whining. 🌊 Cork Mode Activated: Floated like a bobbing tub of anxiety, torn between going back and going under. Instructor whispered calm spells. I finally took the plunge—face in, mind blown. Gripped her arm like she was my only anchor in the abyss, which she basically was. Progressed from toddler-level cling to light fingertip contact. Felt like spiritual growth. 🐠 Underwater Euphoria: Saw wrasse, hogfish, pufferfish, blennies, and one shiny damselfish that looked like it was sponsored by highlighters. Forgot my fear, remembered joy. Had one mini freakout thanks to my beard transforming my mask into a water feature. Instructor fixed me up quick. Calm restored, adventure resumed. 🏖️ Exit: Popped up like a distant buoy. Backstroke of victory to shore. Staggered up beach like I’d returned from Mordor. 🤿 Final Thoughts: Did I love it? Absolutely. Did fear try to ruin me? Yes. Did I win? Mostly. The real MVP? My instructor—part guide, part wizard. Get past your fears. If you can walk across pebbles in a wetsuit, panic mid-mask, battle ancient trauma, and still hug a pufferfish with your eyes—you can do anything. We’ll be back for Round Two. And next time, maybe from a boat. Or a hovercraft. Who knows.

A nugget 💎🤿 - A nugget! I recommend with my eyes closed 🫧 Thank you Guigui for everything, super pro, attentive, pedagogue and in detail; he has a gift for transmitting his passion! 🤿I wish you all the best and see you very soon for new adventures under the ocean buddy! 🌴☀️

First dive mother daughter - First scuba dive with my 11-year-old daughter. Guillaume took care of everything: transportation, schedule, instructors who spoke French... A real happiness🤩 Audrey and Gabriel accompanied us very well throughout the dive 'worse allowing to 'e not stress, we could enjoy this magical moment. Thank youiii!!!