The Sao Salvador region offers many sites for deep water diving. There you can move in the oceanic depths, admire the vibrant and colorful open sea life and live a unique underwater experience.
The area has been characterized as a paradise for wreck scuba diving, since its waters house a great number of famous wrecked ships, some of them being of archaeological value. Cavo Artemidi, Banco da Panela, Cap Frio, Bretagne/Germania, Blackadder, Maraldi, Ho Mei III, Sacramento Galleon, Utrech and Queen are among the most popular ones. Each one is located at different depths (between 26.2-183.7 ft / 8- 56 m).
You may choose from an adequate number of local scuba diving schools and shops to offer you their services. A lifetime scuba diving experience is expecting you in Salvador’s waters- don’t miss it!
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