Protected bay, just a 10-minute boat ride away, this diving site is perfect for beginners, but the rock cutouts and species found never fail to surprise even the most experienced. Maximum depth of 14 meters

Training and try dive spot ! With a maximum depth of 8 meters, and surrounded by a reef, it is an excellent dive for those who want their first experience of diving in the ocean.

Ten minutes by boat from Cascais marina, we find the Pombeira cave! Iconic diving site in Cascais, due to the surrounding beauty of its cliffs and fantastic underwater passage, accessible to all divers, even the most inexperienced.

This reef, following the grotto da pombeira, extends to the southwest, from 8 to 19 meters deep.Rock outcrops interspersed with areas of white sand give an extraordinary beauty to this spot, full of marine life.

About a mile southwest of GUIA laboratory, we found a concrete structure and two huge tubes sprinkled with life! With a minimum depth of 26 meters, it is a dive only for experienced divers.

Diving site that owes its name to the huge rocky recess found in the area. This dive takes place along the coast with depths between 9 meters (with some gorges) and 16 meters where the reef meets the sand.

A 20-minute boat ride from the Marina in a southwest direction, we find Pedra da Pata Roxa! In this spot, 24 meters deep and with a maximum of 30 meters, we find a rocky bottom, interspersed with tongues of sand, where we can find the famous Small-spotted catshark!

Guia Bay, or Guia Lighthouse, is a beautiful reef, which extends to the southwest of the bay, from 5 to 14 meters deep. Starting in an area of ​​white sand, we follow the reef to our right. On the way back we hover above the reef, entering the small passages that appear to us 

At the exit of the beach, facing south, there is a small sand bank surrounded by a reef that extends to the east, south and west. The reef is located at a minimum depth of 1.5m and a maximum of 8m. It has cracks running north to south, perpendicular to the coast.

A wreckage of a trawler that is approximately 60 years old. This dive is reserved for the most experienced given the depth to which it is and because there is a mild/strong current.