Blue Caledonia Freediving School

At the Blue Caledonia Freediving School, you can learn to freedive in a safe environment suitable for beginners. If you’re a more experienced freediver, you can use your skills to explore the South Lagoon’s most beautiful and remote reefs. The club offers freediving. These activities include teaching divers about the marine environment, so they become more confident underwater and develop their environmental awareness. Children and teenagers can take part in training courses held during the school holidays.

Pierre Crubillé, a professional instructor and the school’s founder, has been diving in New Caledonia’s lagoon for more than 10 years. A keen freediver from a very young age, his enthusiasm and experience make him a passionate teacher and communicator. A world-class competitor, his solid track record took him to the sport’s highest level. French static freediving champion in 2015, he was also the runner-up in dynamic freediving without fins at the 2016 world championships in Finland. The Blue Caledonia Freediving School is affiliated with AIDA (International Association for the Development of Apnoea), the benchmark international federation.

With Pierre Crubillé:

Professional Instructor: State-certified sports instructor (BEES 1) / Diving teacher diploma (DE Plongée) / Freediving federal instructor and trainer (MEF2)

Freediving world champion runner-up / French champion / Pan Pacific champion

20 years of spearfishing experience in different water conditions (Brittany, Corsica, Antilles), 10 of these in New Caledonia