CPS Club de Plongée de Sélestat
2 Av. Adrien Zeller, 67600 Sélestat, France, Sélestat, Bas-Rhin, FRA
About the Center
The CPS Club de Plongée de Sélestat, nestled in the heart of Sélestat, in Bas-Rhin, France, is a recognized and dynamic institution dedicated to underwater exploration. With a strong commitment to excellence and a passion for diving, this center has established itself as a local benchmark, offering an ideal setting for divers of all backgrounds. Its strategic location makes it a privileged starting point for discovering the aquatic wonders of the region and beyond. The club offers a comprehensive range of SSI and FFESSM certified training, from try dives for curious beginners to advanced courses such as Advanced Open Water, Freediving, and the Nitrox Advanced Program (NAP). For those aspiring to teach, the Instructor Development Course is also available. CPS Club de Plongée de Sélestat regularly organizes boat trips, allowing exploration of various sites. Modern facilities include secure lockers, Wi-Fi access, a friendly bar, and a complete equipment rental service, ensuring a comfortable and worry-free experience. Service quality is an absolute priority at CPS Club de Plongée de Sélestat. The highly qualified and passionate team of instructors is dedicated to providing professional and personalized supervision, ensuring the safety and enjoyment of every diver. Their expertise and pedagogy are unanimously praised by members and visitors, who appreciate the friendly atmosphere and constant support. Positive feedback regularly highlights the club's commitment to creating memorable and enriching experiences for all. Choosing CPS Club de Plongée de Sélestat means opting for an unforgettable underwater adventure, guided by dedicated and passionate professionals. Whether you are a beginner diver eager to make your first bubbles, an experienced diver seeking new specialties, or a future instructor, the club offers a stimulating and safe environment. Join a vibrant community where the joy of diving, quality training, and discovery are at the heart of every immersion.
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3 cursosPlongée loisir
Activités de plongée sous-marine récréative pour tous les niveaux.
Baptême de plongée
La plongée découverte au CPS se déroule dans la piscine de Sélestat, qui sert de base d'attache au club pour tout premier contact avec l'eau. L'accès à la piscine n'est possible que sous la supervision d'un moniteur au…
Formation RIFAP
CPS dispense la formation RIFAP (Réaction et Intervention Face à un Accident de Plongée) dans le cadre de ses formations en sécurité. Le règlement intérieur du club exige que les candidats soient titulaires d'un diplôme…
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CPS is a non-profit association. You join as a member and pay an annual fee set by the General Assembly. Membership runs from 1 September to 30 September the following year and includes an FFESSM federation licence.
You need a valid CACI medical certificate (certificat médical de non contre-indication), and minors also need written parental authorization. These must be uploaded to your member profile before you can participate in any activity.
All open-water dives are in freshwater quarry lakes (gravières) in the Alsace region: the GDF, Wittisheim, Sermersheim, gravière du Fort, and gravière Léonhart. Pool sessions take place at the Piscine de Sélestat.
Yes, there is an active competitive freediving (apnée) section. In early 2026, the club sent seven competitors to the Aquanova America pool in Saint-Dié-des-Vosges. The club also competed in Molsheim and Mulhouse/Huningue during the 2025–2026 season.
Yes. The club runs themed night dives, including a Halloween session (Nuit des Esprits) at the gravière du Fort, typically organized in late October.
Yes, but you need the FFESSM 'vêtement sec' qualification to use a drysuit in club activities. Given cold water temperatures year-round in the local quarries, many members dive dry.
Yes. A new compressor station was installed at the end of 2024. Air fills are available to members, handled by authorized personnel listed on the official compressor roster.
External divers can be hosted at the quarry sites, but their visit must be arranged in advance with the Dive Director (DP), who will check that all FFESSM-required documents are in order.