Currais Island is an integral conservation unit of the Marine National Park category. Sheltered by its rocks, we have an average depth of 12 meters, depending on the side of the island where you are diving. It is located in front of Praia de Leste, in the city of Pontal do Paraná.

The Parque dos Meros is a dive site in open sea, with a depth of approximately 18mts. This dive spot is composed by Artificial Marine Reefs (concrete blocks) implanted between the Currais and Itacolomis Islands.

The Dianka Raft is approximately 30 meters deep, so the point is ideal for divers with advanced level. On this artificial reef, large fish such as Grouper, Barracuda and Grouper are sheltered.

Balsa Espera Sete has 30 meters of depth approximately, therefore the point is ideal for divers with advanced level. Because they are more distant points of the coast the navigation is made with fast boats, that make possible less time of displacement.

Where the depth revolves around 15 m, it is fantastic and already worth the visit. The rock formations form corridors, canyons, arches, caves and small caves.

It is a good place for those who are beginning to dive and for those who already dive. Its depth varies from 3 to 10 meters. With a bottom of rocks and sand, Ponta de Porto Belo consists of a sheltered and very quiet place.

It's one of Bombinhas' best known beaches. It is a good place for those who are starting or for those who already dive, with a depth of 2 to 6 meters.

This is a beach dive with a depth of 2 to 6 meters. You will find a sandy bottom with a rocky side, which makes the orientation and the dive very easy and pleasant.

It’s one of the best known places in Bombinhas. It’s a good diving spot for those who are starting, and for those who are already diving as well. It’s very interesting to dive in the parcel just in front of the trapiche. With a depth of 2 to 6 meters. This place is sheltered and the dive is very quiet.

Bottom of stones and sand. Minimum depth of 5 meters and maximum of 12 meters. Sheltered place, looks like a natural pool. In this place there is a wreck called Granada, which crashed into the island of Arvoredo when it was drifting in a storm. The wreck is dismantled and the pieces are scattered at the bottom.