DiveSpot 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.

Poço 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.

Bela 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.

Diving spot 15 minutes by fast boat from Armação de Pera beach, average depth of 21m, with sections at 18m for beginners and 25m for the more advanced.

The João Pedro dive site is located within the marine park that is part of Portugal's largest natural reef. This dive site is 20 minutes from Armação de Pera beach.

A 10-minute fast boat ride from Armação de Pera beach, with an average depth of 18 m and an old iron used in the tuna traps, this is a great place for beginners and advanced divers to dive with a great diversity of marine species.

Dive site close to Armação de Pera beach with an average depth of 8 m, rich marine life and a beautiful rock formation, excellent for beginners.

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.

Quintal da Maria Luisa, as the name suggests, a beautiful garden of gorgonians of different colors and anemones overlapping the sedimentary rock composing this beautiful benthic garden, and variety of fish found there.

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.