Conditions & tides
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About this site
This dive site off Itaparica Island features a sunken WWII bomb, now covered in colorful corals and sponges. The shallow reef around it teems with tropical fish, moray eels, and occasional sea turtles. Gentle currents make it ideal for beginners. Visibility often exceeds 15 meters, revealing a mix of sandy patches and rocky outcrops. The bomb itself sits at 12 meters, creating an artificial reef bustling with marine life. Warm waters year-round attract diverse species. Nearby mangroves provide shelter for juvenile fish. The site offers easy access from shore or boat.
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