A long walk was required to get to a little dock. A lot of boats were anchored and floating lifeless on the water. The water was looking incredibly clear. ,,Better than the camping'', was my first thought. After a ten minute wrestle with my diving suit, I was able to get into the water. When I got in, I was very disappointed. The water surface was filled with some liquid. It made the water look like a colorless juice. I figured the stuff was leaking from the boats. So I made some deeper dives. Fortunately, the water was very, very, very clear down there. And the bottom was very, very. very covered with big debris.  I also discovered that the day-wrecking juice wasn't all over the place.
 
That wais the ugly part of the debris. Some big parts of old boats were to be admired as well.

Left: At a little depth I bump into this thing. This must have been a part of a small boat. Or it's been placed down there for the tourists. I don't really care, it looks nice.
Right: It's a wall. Or a piece of a wall, at least. Standing like a sword that's been struck into the ground,
the thing is unmovable. At the left you can see some sort of a mechanical wheel. Or something. Heck, it's not an electrical toothbrush for sure. 
 

Left: Well, well, well. These little creatures are very rare to me. Actually, it's the first one I ever saw in the Mediterranean.
Right: This picture was hard to take. The fish were panicked. Probably because of my ugly face which suddenly appeared to them. So this one's a bit wasted.
 
 
 
 

 
No shortage of fish in Cassis. I was very impressed by these scenes. I'm sure that I'll come back here. Sooner or later. Once you've seen it, you can't let go of it. It's like a drug addiction. Only worse.

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