Dive
Try-dives, guided outings and demos with the clubs of the Côte Vermeille.
Visit
Plan your visit
Three days to dive, understand and act, on the edge of the Mediterranean. Here’s what you need to live the festival.
Practical info
- When
- Friday 23 to Sunday 25 April 2027
- Where
- Quai Georges Petit & Allées Aristide Maillol, Banyuls-sur-Mer
- Access
- Free entry · activities by booking
- Hours
- Continuous, 10 am–7 pm [TBC]
What to do
Workshops & exhibitions
Underwater imagery, family workshops, photo exhibitions and immersive experiences.
Talks
Meet scientists, explorers and protection stakeholders.
Getting here & staying
By train
Banyuls-sur-Mer station on the Perpignan–Cerbère line, minutes from the seafront.
By car
Via the D914 from Perpignan (≈ 40 min). Edge-of-town parking recommended [TBC].
Where to stay
Hotels, campsites and rentals in Banyuls and along the Côte Vermeille. Book early in high season.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the festival free?
- Yes, entry to the festival village is free. Some activities (try-dives, guided outings) require booking.
- What is the minimum age?
- The festival is family-friendly: try-dives from age 8, and many activities for all ages.
- Where and when does it take place?
- On the Banyuls-sur-Mer seafront (Quai Georges Petit & Allées Aristide Maillol), 23–25 April 2027.