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Lost Anchor Lost Anchor is an ideal dive site for divers of all levels. This small but vibrant overhang, just 1 meter above the seafloor, is teeming with marine life. Divers can encounter a variety of tropical fish, along with stingrays and nurse sharks resting in the quieter areas under the overhang. The site is [...]

KWARCIT Wreck – Boris An interesting 28 meter wreck dive, Kwarcit a Russian fishing trawler started life in the late 70s, but when it made its appearance off the coast of Cape Verde it was transporting illegal workers from Senegal. The Kwarcit was sunk in January 2006. It is upright with the hull intact, [...]

Choclassa - Choclassa deep Tchoclassa is an exceptional dive site located approximately 4 km off the coast of Sal, offering a range of diving opportunities suitable for all experience levels. The dive begins at a depth of 14 meters and continues down to depths of 40 meters and beyond, allowing for both shallow and deeper [...]

Cavala Cavala is an exhilarating dive site, perfect for experienced divers seeking an adventurous underwater experience. The layout features a stunning vertical wall that starts at 28 meters and descends to 40 meters, where an overhang creates a dramatic shelter above a sandy bottom at 42 meters. From here, the wall continues with a sudden [...]

Dois Olhos and Lagosta Verde These caves have recently been discovered by our divers and are exclusive to Cabo Verde Diving centre. These are some of the most demanding dives and for experienced divers only. The caves are rich in life, particularly crustaceans with various species of crab, shrimps, green and red lobsters, gigantic slipper [...]

Buracona and Regona Regona consists of a labyrinth of caverns of various dimensions, connected by horseshoe shape tunnel that eventually emerge into open sea. The tunnel and caverns are populated by big fish and crustaceans. Buracona is a unique volcanic cove and the most well-known on the island. It is a naturally occurred siphon with [...]

Santo Antão The Santo Antão wreck sank in 1966 and lies at a depth of 12 meters, broken into three sections. Over the years, it has become a vibrant underwater ecosystem, with its crevices home to a variety of marine life. The wreck also serves as a nursery for pufferfish, with hundreds of them often [...]