The dive consists of diving to a rocky wall and entering a crevice that always has an exit to the outside at the top. In the crack we hardly find life but the lights that are projected from above make it an unforgettable dive.

This boat sunk on January 18, 2003. It has an average depth of 40 meters. The length of the Isurus is 22 meters and the beam is 6 meters.He is leaning on a bed of sand. It preserves all its structure including the propeller.

This site is a marking lighthouse in the Ría de Pontevedra. Under the lighthouse, to the SW are the remains of the old lighthouse. The area is rocky, starting the dive at 7 meters and descending to 18. It is usually a quiet area for diving.

Shallow dive, perfect to improve our buoyancy. The bottom is sandy except in some areas where we find large rocks. Great Dive! Plenty of sea horses.

Stone that emerges off the coast of Bueu. The depth varies a lot depending on the tides but it is a suitable dive for Open Water Diver as long as we do not have current or waves.

Ship whreck. It is your wooden fishing boat. It is very destroyed, it keeps the bathtub in poor condition, the wheelhouse and even the propeller. We recommend not touching the bottom as it is mud from the mussels from the nearby rafts.

Bank located 4 nautical miles from the Viana do Castelo bar, with a rock bottom in the form of lush rocks forming slabs and blocks with passages between them. Dive performed at a minimum depth of 18 meters, it’s possible to perform several routes and profiles. Most of the time, it’s a spot with good visibility!

Submerged mountain village located in the reservoir of the Vilarinho das Furnas dam in the middle of the Peneda Gerês National Park. Accessible by the margin.

This is the wreck of a trawling vessel located northwest of the Guilhada rock, Mindelo. She is on a sandy bottom, leaning against a stone, tumbled to starboard 27 meters deep. This site is accessible only by boat.

Old shipwreck located off S Paio, Vila Chã. Perched on a sandy bottom 33 meters deep, it provides the opportunity to observe different types of cannons and mortars from the 19th century. Accessible only by boat.