This spot consists of a lage with the shape of an airplane wing, hence its name.Although not large, it has a lot of marine life that seeks refuge there.

Place with several rock formations, where we can observe numerousconger eels that hide there as well as other species. It is worth taking a look at all the holes and cracks in the rocks, they are full of life.

This site consists of several rock formations that develop parallel to the coast, some creeks and others of larger dimensions, among which it is possible to observe a great diversity of marine life.

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!

This is a spot reserved for technical divers. Where one can enjoy the beauty of an up which in certain places can have gaps of almost 10mts. Old coastline, located to the west of the beach Fonte da Telha.

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.

This spot consists of two rocks that are about 20m to 30m apart. A great dive for the marine life that it has. However, due to sea conditions (usually there is some current) it is considered a dive for experienced divers only.

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.

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.

Just 500 meters from the coast, this diving site is cut by large gorges, which on days with good visibility, almost seem to take us on a walk in the Sintra mountains. With a maximum depth of 18 meters it is accessible to all divers.