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Grotte de Bournillon

Cave diving in the Vercors · about 7 km from Pont-en-Royans

Max depth
85 m
Trimix from
45 m
Type
Sidemount
Certification (estimate)
Full cave
DPV
DPV possible
Dry sections / haulingExperienced diversDepends on water level or swell

Big entrance at 418 m. Overflow of the Arbois springs in the Luire–Arbois–Bournillon system: mean 3.8 m³/s, up to 80 m³/s, and feeds a hydroelectric plant.

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Certification requirements, configurations and trimix depths are estimates for planning. Always check them locally and dive within your training. Compiled from public sources: the FFS site plongeesout (site sheets, reports, chamber list), Spelunca, Vercors Plongée, Visites Nature Vercors, Wikipedia, grottomap, DREAL Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, CDS 38, Vercors Vertical, gouffre-berger.com, Vercors-Drôme tourism, plongeur.com, altituderando and decathlon-outdoor (September 2026). Much of the dive data comes from exploration reports (1997–2010) and sometimes differs between sources. Pins from Wikipedia, grottomap, the tourism database, the plus code of a meeting point and two converted Lambert III coordinates; one site without a pin. ~ = estimate. Rules change — check locally.