The Pointe de Maupertuis, located in the south of the island of Levant on the edge of the military zone, is a site without an anchorage buoy, unlike Port-Cros. However, it is possible to drop anchor since the Levant is not part of the national reserve. However, it is recommended to favor drift diving to avoid damaging the marine flora with the anchor.
The Pointe de Maupertuis is distinguished by its rocky faults that plunge up to 40 meters deep into the sand. The rocky ridge of the point is marked by canyons that cross it. Around this area, there are Posidonia meadows. The dive is on the east face, along its imposing rocky ridges 10 to 15 meters high, dotted with holes. The ascent is made along the rocky spurs to the Levant coast.
