Fernando De Noronha

Fernando De Noronha well-known national marine park is the finest in Brazil for scuba diving. The animal refuge is surrounded by an irregular coast that is still unspoiled and provides some magnificent beauty to relax your eyes. The water is warm and transparent, and the area is home to a variety of aquatic species, including rays, dolphins, sea turtles, dolphins, and reef sharks. Visibility is up to 30m, and there are many diving locations with varying visibility possibilities. Amazing sea life, along with a variety of colors provided by the rock formations, will undoubtedly provide you with one of the most captivating and exciting experiences of your life.

Some of the beaches on this cluster of 21 islands are blocked at certain hours of the day during the turtle breeding season, which lasts from January to June. To prevent disappointment, it is important to organize your journey to this paradise of a location ahead of time. In 2001, this region was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as a National Park, and it is home to warm, crystal clear waters, caves, swim-throughs, tunnels, caverns, amazing terrain, and exquisite rock formations, all surrounded by vast numbers of reef fish and large Pelagics. The seas in this area are rich in nutrients and serve an important role in feeding Tuna, Shark (especially Hammerheads), Billfish, and other huge marine species.

Location: Located 354 km offshore from the Brazilian coast