Pedra da Morea

Located in the beautiful waters of Portugal, this dive site boasts the highest number of Phoenician anchors ever accounted for. With over 50 anchors discovered, this reef is truly a treasure trove for divers. The reef stretches in a southwest/northeast direction, reaching a maximum depth of 22 meters on the sand and 18 meters at its highest point.

Only a short 15-minute boat ride away from the marina in Albufeira, divers will find themselves immersed in a world of vibrant marine life and captivating underwater scenery. To fully appreciate the natural wonders of this dive spot, it is recommended to bring a flashlight. By illuminating the area, divers can better observe the fascinating life that thrives in the stone shelters and along the reef wall.

While exploring this underwater paradise, divers may be lucky enough to spot tuna, bonito, and sunfish. These magnificent creatures make occasional appearances, adding to the excitement of the dive. Furthermore, this dive site is also home to various species of coral, providing divers with the opportunity to admire the intricate beauty of these underwater formations.

With a visibility of 8 meters and a maximum depth of 21 meters, this dive site is suitable for divers of all levels, including beginners. Whether you are a seasoned diver looking for a new adventure or a beginner eager to explore the underwater world, this dive site offers an unforgettable experience for all. Come and discover the wonders that await you beneath the surface of the water.