Stone stairs with irregular bottom. One of the few submerged areas where you can observe the release of volcanic gases underwater. Varied marine life with small size.

This Pinnacle started a top of 26m and walls that can go up to 45m deep. Excellent for passing pelagic species and for anthias with some benthic species present.

This dive site is ancient underwater volcano that came to the surface when it erupted in 1811. Currently a pinnacle 22m deep allows large pelagics to be observed passing through.

This dive site is starting from the coast with alternatives for different levels of experience. Background with walls, rocks and sand. Possibility of strong waves in the entrance area

Volcanic rocky wall that can go easily to 35m deep. The dive can be carried out at a shallower depth along the wall. Possibility of strong currents

The top of the reef starts at 7m with a maximum depth of 35m. Characterized by the presence of a large volcanic hole with an arch, where we can swim through. Very varied marine life with a mixture of rock and sandy bottoms.

The São Pedro crack is a 15 minuets boat ride and allows you to start diving at a shallow depth of around 2m and go up to 30m deep. A mix of sand bottom with rocks and wall.

A range of rocky walls along a strip more than 100m long. The dive starts in a shallow depth and allows you to drift while maintaining the wall throughout the dive.

Not far from the coast, 7 minutes by boat is our dive site. There may be swell and current effects. Several deep channels that run perpendicularly along the coast. Presence of a huge “pan”-shaped volcanic structure

This dive spot is 14 minutes by boat and characterized by impressive lava tubes with several passages and entrances. Possibility of diving with depths of around 14 to 20m deep. Possibility of curl