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I’m from Corsica so I’ve always loved the sea and the fish but after seeing “Sharks” at the age of 10, I decided to put my flippers away.

Fortunately I found myself some brand new flippers at 40 years old when I met Emmanuel! He proposed to me under the Elphinstone Arche in the Red Sea. Since then we traveled all around the world together diving in almost every sea on the globe!

Most of my training took place in the Isula Diving Center of Ajaccio and then I didn’t hesitated for a second when I had to leave my family for seven months in order to follow the intense training of State Certificate at french sports high school. Then in order to diversify this training and to discover new horizons, I became a PADI instructor and a Course Director SDI, and I’m licensed to initiate you to deep water diving and Nitrox.

As far as I can remember I have always been in water, thanks to my summers spent in Corsica with my maternal family. It is not a shocker to find me 30 years along the way on an island.

Following a slightly unconvincing first intro dive at age 9, I am told that I will never be able to scuba dive for medical reasons. I would have never imagined becoming a scuba diving instructor one day, nevertheless…

In 2017, following a need to overturn my life after 10 years in Strasbourg, I accept Isabelle and Manu’s offer to come and spend the summer to help them daily in their new shop. With my suitcase in one hand and the cat carrier in the other I arrive in June 2017. Surface security, boat cleaning, administrative help, I have done it all!

Actually not all, at this point I am still reminiscing my childhood intro dive and being underwater is a big NO…

I start to complete my level 1 to make Isabelle, my mom, happy and finally see by myself why the clients are so elated when they come back from a dive.

Hurricane Irma sealed my desire to stay and keep going alongside St Barts’ inhabitants that are so united facing adversity.

Levels come one after another, every time I am ready to go further there are other divers ready to take on this level. That is how I find myself among the Dive guide FFESSM promotion of 2019 and after that the Monitorat Fédéral 1^er Degré.

Today I am DEJEPS and SDI Instructor and I am ready to transmit my love of biodiversity with kindness and adaptivity to each profile.

One of my earliest memories is of watching my dad set off from the edge of the Calanques de Cassis and see him sink into the blue of the Mediterranean. I can still see myself following his bubbles from the surface, waiting impatiently for him to tell me about a world I’d never seen before.
It wasn’t until I was 12 years old that I was able to make my first bubbles, and even if it was in a swimming pool, the sensation of being able to breathe underwater has never left me.
It was only after several intro dive that I finally decided to take the plunge. It wasn’t until many years later, during a trip to French Polynesia, that I proudly began my Level 1.
And here I am, with my certification in my pocket, diving whenever the opportunity arises. It was after 2 years at the other end of the world that I decided to return to France and move to Corsica, and despite the 14°C (57 ° F) water in April I decided to start my Level 2 and gain more experience.
After several years and many trips, I settled in Saint Barthélémy, in the French West Indies. After more than 10 years in the restaurant business, lots of travel and the approach of my thirties, I decided to change my life, and 2 years later I joined the Serial Divers team with a new status, that of diving instructor.
And even after several years in Saint Barthélémy, I still marvel at the diversity of our waters and the richness of the marine life.

Born in Sète in the Hérault region of France, I’ve spent most of my free time by the sea.
However, from my first immersion at the age of 12 to my Level 1, a lot of time has passed. The advantage of living by the sea is that I’ve been able to dive for years, winter and summer alike, supervised by family and friends. Once I had passed Level 1, Levels 2 and 3 followed logically.
In 2017, I passed my federal monitorat, which enabled me to supervise and teach in a number of associations.
The discovery of the professional world two years earlier, during my preparation, made me think about a career change and a move towards the Dejeps, in order to become manager of a center in southern Corsica.
My years in management have taken me all over the south of France, from Cerbère to Nice, as well as Corsica.
With a desire to discover new places, I decided to leave Corsica for a more exotic destination.
I look forward to sharing some of my dives with you.

Although I am a native of the Isère region(South East France), water has always been my element!
This passion comes from my mother, who always took me swimming and freediving from a very young age in the Mediterranean.
My love for water and marine biology led me, in 2020, to undertake an eco-volunteering mission in Polynesia, a real turning point in my life.
In 2021, I embarked the first level of french scuba diving instructor and, over the next four years, I climbed the ladder to reach the second level of french state diploma as well as these SSI equivalences and live fully from this passion both in France and abroad!
This job encompasses a wide range of skills and allows me to realize my dream: to combine my passion for the sea, the discovery and study of new marine species, while raising awareness among divers about the preservation of this environment.