Diving in Brazil

Rivers, bridges, beaches, and islets make up Recife also called the “the Venice of Brazil“.

Fernando de Noronha has increasing popularity among divers because of its great sea conditions, clear and warm waters, shallow lagoons and tidal pools.

One of the preferred regions for divers is the “Região dos Lagos, located in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

One of the most important regions for divers in Brazil is Ilha Grande Bay is also known as Costa Verde.

Enjoy the many private beaches of Sao Paulo or one of the many public beaches, or spend the day doing some water sports like surfing, kayaking or scuba diving

The oceanic islands of Rio de Janeiro are the perfect location for divers to observe and photograph many different species of fish.

Dive into the waters of the Arvoredo Archipelago to find a great variety of marine life and marine animals.

Abrolhos is filled with a wide array of coral reef fish species, as well as many passages and at least three famous shipwrecks.

The city of Salvador is a paradise for wreck diving and one of Brazil’s best kept secrets.

One of the most popular destinations after Arraial do Cabo, is Cabo Frio, with plenty of dive sites to explore.

Armaca dos Buzios is world-famous for being a luxury beach resort destination that offers excellent sites for diving.

The best place for diving in the south of Brazil is Arraial do Cabo where you will find turquoise waters and a prosperous marine life

Ilha Grande is one of the places with the most shipwrecks in the world; one of the most famous is wreck Pinguino

In Paraty, you will also find multiple dive sites in this place, including Island of Ganchos, Comprida Island, and Catimbau Island

Dive into the calm crystalline waters of the Ubatuba Islands to find many different fish species including sea bass, big turtles and even seahorses.

Ilhabela has one of the largest shipwreck concentrations in Brazil, including some historically significant vessels.

Dive into the waters of the Alcatrazes Archipelago, where you will have good chances of having open water pelagic encounters.

Laje de Santos is a Marine Park with many places to explore, including shipwrecks, cliffs, tunnels, swim-throughs, caverns, and beautiful rock formations.

Diving in Queimada archipelago, you will find high visibility especially during summer and warm temperatures.

Head to the many islands near Rio de Janeiro, where you can dive and enjoy beautiful views of this bustling city.

Head to the beaches of Bombinhas to dive in clam waters, excellent visibility and beautiful marine life.

Diving in this place, you will find lobsters, rays, rocky bottom fish, angelfish and also a shipwreck to discover.