Ilhéu de Cima Cave

This dive site features a small cave with a maximum depth of 25m, starting at 15m. The visibility typically ranges between 15m and 20m, providing divers with clear views of the underwater world. The site is known for its calm conditions, as it is sheltered from prevailing winds and usually has no strong currents.

Divers can expect to encounter a diverse range of marine life in this cave, including rays, jacks, groupers, morays, red hogfish, larger forkbeard, different species of breams, giants anemones, shrimps, and even the greater locust lobster.

One unique feature of this cave is the presence of two holes at the top, creating air pockets. Inside the cave, you'll often find an abundance of Apogons, and sometimes rays taking a rest. The navigation within the cave is straightforward, making it suitable for divers of all levels, including beginners and advanced. The overall difficulty level is low, ensuring an enjoyable and safe diving experience.

Located in Portugal, this dive site can be found near Farol do Ilhéu de Cima, ER 120, Serra de Fora, Vila Baleira, Porto Santo, Madeira, 9400-005. With a visibility of 22m and a maximum depth of 20m, this dive site offers an excellent underwater adventure for divers exploring the beautiful waters of Portugal.