  Neutrino telescopes have a wide scientic scope. One of their main goals is
the detection of dark matter, for which they have specic advantages. Neutrino
telescopes offer the possibility of looking at several kinds of sources, not
all of them available to other indirect searches. In this work we provide an
overview of the results obtained by the ANTARES neutrino telescope, which has
been taking data for almost ten years. One of the most interesting ones is the
Sun, since a detection of high energy neutrinos from it would be a very clean
indication of dark matter, given that no signicant astrophysical backgrounds
are expected, contrary to other indirect searches. Moreover, the limits from
neutrino telescopes for spin-dependent cross section are the most restrictive
ones. Another interesting source is the Galactic Centre, for which ANTARES has
a better visibility than IceCube, due to its geographical location. This search
gives limits on the annihilation cross section. Other dark matter searches
carried out in ANTARES include the Earth and dwarf galaxies.

High Energy Astrophysical Phenomena;High Energy Physics - Experiment