Santo Antao Wreck
★★★★☆
(2,744)
This 11-meter-deep wreck is perfect for beginners and advanced divers to enjoy a relaxing dive. The 60-year-old wreck was a 30-meter-long boat traveling between islands that smashed into the shallowest rocky part near the shore.
It’s a hotspot of pufferfish; hundreds of them are camouflaged on the bottom. It is also home to stingrays, nurse sharks, trumpet fish, as well as turtles, moray eels and nudibranchs.
Dive Activity
Top Wildlife Sightings
Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content
Alamy-WaterFrame
238 Sightings
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iStock/Extreme-Photographer
Stingrays
402 Sightings
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AdobeStock-JirinaVFR
Pufferfish
397 Sightings
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iStock-stephankerkhofs
Porcupinefish
302 Sightings
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Shutterstock_Leo Lorenzo
Trumpetfish
271 Sightings
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AdobeStock-hakbak
Nurse Shark
156 Sightings
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iStock-Global_Pics
Soldierfish
120 Sightings
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iStock-burnsboxco
Parrotfish
108 Sightings
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SSI-Peter-Schinck
Stonefish
64 Sightings
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Shutterstock-Levent Konuk
Goatfish
48 Sightings
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