Semi sous-marin SPLUJ

What a strange ship this red Spluj is! Neither really a boat nor completely submersible: it's called a semi-submarine. The deck remains above water. The rest of the boat is submerged at a depth of 1m50. You sit underwater but dry in front of large windows with a magnifying glass effect. Behind you can see eelgrass beds, kelp forests and some of the richest fauna on the west coast. Aber Wrac'h and the Lilia archipelago are home to Europe's largest seaweed beds. Aboard the Spluj, you'll experience what it's like to dive, with the seabed at your fingertips. The guided tour lasts 1 hour and is sheltered from bad weather: fog, rain and wind do not hinder the outing. Twelve people can stand up in the heated, air-conditioned cabin equipped with seats to enjoy the great natural spectacle of the translucent waters of the Celtic Sea.

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