Baía de Entre os Montes
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Location
Faial
Dive Type
Recreational
Dive Site
Sea
What you will see
Rock Formations, Sandy bottom, Sea Life
Average Depth:
15mts
Maximum Depth:
20mts
Water Temperature:
16ºC-24ºC
Ideal place for several types of diving, such as night dive, scuba and even snorkel. This is because this is an area protected from the winds and currents.
Beginning the dive on the wall, we begin to see marine life through crevices, holes and reentrances such as Morays as well as Octopuses, colorful Anemones, Hermit Crabs and various species of Nudibranchs.
At about 15mts deep, as the rock ends and the sand begins we can see some of the species that hide in the sand, such as Plaice, Lizardfish, Sandworms and Mullets.
Deeper, at about 20mts, it is more common to find Stingrays and sometimes Groupers, we can also see some shoals of fish.
-- Photos by: Ana Ferreira and Luis Gui
Beginning the dive on the wall, we begin to see marine life through crevices, holes and reentrances such as Morays as well as Octopuses, colorful Anemones, Hermit Crabs and various species of Nudibranchs.
At about 15mts deep, as the rock ends and the sand begins we can see some of the species that hide in the sand, such as Plaice, Lizardfish, Sandworms and Mullets.
Deeper, at about 20mts, it is more common to find Stingrays and sometimes Groupers, we can also see some shoals of fish.
-- Photos by: Ana Ferreira and Luis Gui