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Peut-être la plus belle épave de la région. Ce sous-marin de la seconde guerre mondiale est posé bien droit sur un fond de sable à 41m. Sa proue saillante est reconnaissable entre toutes.
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Sous-marin mouilleur de mines de la classe Saphir, il entra en service en 1931. En 1940 il rallia les Forces navales françaises libres continuant le combat depuis son nouveau port d’attache en Ecosse. Décoré Compagnon dans l’Ordre de la Libération par le Général de Gaulle et fort d’un des plus beau tableau de chasse de la marine française, il est coulé avec les honneurs en 1958 au large du Cap Camarat où il repose aujourd’hui pour le plus grand bonheur des plongeurs.

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