The Caneca dive site belongs to the largest natural reef in Portugal with a length of approximately 12 kilometres. It is a great wall with a drop in some points that can reach 5 meters. Maximum depth on the sand is 21 meters and 15 meters at the highest point.

Another dive site that belongs to the largest Portuguese natural reef. Being a wall dive, there are lots of recesses. You will dive in the East-West direction, where you will hit a depth of 21 meters in the sand and, 14 meters at the top. The dive site is a short 10-minute drive from Albufeira’s marina.

Here a dive light is an excellent aid for the best visualization of the marine fauna that is found along the wall between the cracks and recesses. This is a dive spot that belongs to Cela, the largest natural reef in Portugal. As it belongs to this great reef, it is a dive site with easy navigation on the wall.

Natural reef with wall dive. Small recesses and, sometimes, a cave, where we can observe some more shy fish hidden. With small loose rocks on its shoulder pad, facing East-West this reef is at a depth of 16 to 17 meters at the top and 20 meters in the sand.

Regi is located in the Largest Natural Reef in Portugal - Armação de Pera. It is 4 nautical miles from the coast, with depths between 15 and 22 meters, and protected by the bay, allowing excellent diving conditions all year round.

Cela 12/20 is a natural reef belonging to the largest Portuguese natural reef. Being part of this reef, it presents itself as a wall with a break to a sandy valley with rock formations. With a maximum depth of 20 meters in the sand, going up to 15 meters at the top of the rock that is south.

At this depth, you can find many gorgonians that can reach a considerable size and colored sponges, which make this bottom look like a garden. European spiny lobsters and common lobsters can be found occasionally on stone slabs.

Thais is located in the Largest Natural Reef in Portugal - Armação de Pêra. It is 4 nautical miles from the coast, with depths between 15 and 22 meters, and protected by the bay, allowing excellent diving conditions throughout the year.

Dourada is a natural reef belonging to the largest Portuguese natural reef Pedra do Valado. Being part of this reef, it appears as a wall with a break into a sandy valley with rock formations. With a maximum depth of 20 meters in the sand, going up to 15 meters at the top of the rock to the south.

This is probably the place with the most Phoenician anchors accounted for. A total of more than 50 anchors. This reef has a southwest/northeast direction and is 22 meters deep in the sand and 18 meters at the top. The distance from the marina to this point does not exceed 15 minutes.