Brazil

Buraco das Cabras (★4.6)

It is a drift dive that starts in the Outside Sea and ends in the Inside Sea, therefore, it doesn’t demand much effort from the divers during the displacement. The average depth is 15 meters and the point is made up of rock formations of volcanic origin.

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Buraco do Inferno (★4.5)

Despite its name, this underwater cave holds spectacular rock formations. It's a very interesting spot, with an incredible look. It's not possible to make long penetrations, just a few passages.

CNM DIVE, 13211-698 JUNDIAI

Cagarras (★4.4)

Very versatile place, that can receive both beginner and experienced divers, because the dive starts in shallow and sheltered waters and its walls can reach 34 meters of depth.

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Caieiras (★4.5)

The dive at this point is around 17 meters and occurs between three distinct rock formations. It is well known for the amount of algae. It is one of the resting and feeding areas for sea turtles.

Scubapro

Ilha Rasa - Guincho (★3.7)

Classic costal diving, ideal for less experienced divers. Even so the attention is important, because the depth can reach up to 20 meters between shore and sand. Average annual temperature of 18 degrees and visibility of 3 meters.

Aqualung

Ilha Rasa - Portinho (★3.9)

Good alternative to south-southwest swells, the coast do portinho offers shelter for beginner divers. Moving away towards the sand, one can find depths in the range of 30 meters, enabling the formation of deep diving. Average temperature of 18 degrees and visibility of 3 meters.

Scubapro

Naufrágio Buenos Aires (Wreck) (★3.8)

The Buenos Aires Steam sank in 1890. Point indicated for experienced divers, with wrecks found from 13 meters to 42 meters deep. Common presence of strong surface currents, average temperature of 18 degrees and average visibility of 3 meters.

Niels D. (#4423889)

Naufrágio Pinguino (★4.3)

Situated in the middle of Sítio Forte cove, Pinguino is the best preserved shipwreck in the Costa Verde region. It is 18 meters deep, providing an incredible experience for beginner divers, who still don't know this emblematic diving scenario. Penetration not allowed.

SSI Service Center Brazil, 13211-693 Jundiaí SP

Parcel do Coronel (★4.4)

Parcel dos Coroneis is considered by many divers the best dive site in the sea from inside Ilha Grande. With up to 26 meters deep and 200 meters long, the Parcel dos Coroneis presents great schools and a lot of marine life.

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Pedras Secas (★4.7)

At this dive site, the depth varies around 15 meters. Its fantastic formation is already worth the visit. The rock formations form corridors, canyons, arches, caves and small caves.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Ponta do Alvo (★4.3)

Also known as Ponta Grossa do Sitio Forte, because it faces the inlet of Sitio Forte. You dive into the structures of an old pier. Around the tip, there is a prominent point known as Alvo. According to the locals, this structure is a nautical radar reflector.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Ponta Grossa (★4.1)

Ponta Grossa do Sítio Forte is a popular spot for Ilha Grande’s divers. This point is a rocky coast, when you go around the tip you enter the Cove of Sítio Forte.

SSI Service Center Brazil, 13211-693 Jundiaí SP

Praia de Bombinhas (★3.9)

This is a beach dive with a depth of 2 to 6 meters. You will find a sandy bottom with a rocky side, which makes the orientation and the dive very easy and pleasant.

Aqualung

Praia da Sepultura (★3.4)

It's one of Bombinhas' best known beaches. It is a good place for those who are starting or for those who already dive, with a depth of 2 to 6 meters.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Ilha Pai / Ponta Sul (★3.2)

Pai's Island is the furthest from Itaipu Beach, and has a different rock formation than the other two islands (Mae and Menina). This point has a greater slope and a steeper coast, providing a completely different diving profile from the neighboring islands. Drifting is possible.

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