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Doux de Coly

Cave diving in the Lot · about 24 km from Souillac

Max depth
65 m
Trimix from
45 m
Type
Backmount
Certification (estimate)
Intro to cave (first section)
DPV
DPV-suitable
Depends on water level or swellPermission needed

Spring of the Coly and one of the longest sumps in Europe. Water 12-13 °C. Visibility at the entrance 15-20 m, variable further in (around 1,000 m sometimes only 2-4 m, clearer beyond 2,300 m).

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  • Configuration advice
  • Warnings with sources (2)
  • DPV suitability
  • Driving times from your stay and a plan with the AI instructor
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Current conditions

Visibility, flow and water levels change quickly. Right before your dive, check what other divers report:

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    Divers share visibility, flow and water levels of the Lot springs here. Run by The Cave To Be (Gramat).

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Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training. Based on personal notes; page numbers refer to Stefan Schiemann's Cave Diving Guide. Certification requirements are estimates — no substitute for local knowledge. Drive times: from Marcilhac taken from the guide, elsewhere calculated by road (OSRM, OpenStreetMap). The Doux de Coly and six springs that are closed to divers come from public sources (plongeesout/FFS, the CDS46 list of springs with access rules, Sept 2026).