Saco do Capim

Located off the coast of Santa Catarina in Brazil, this dive site offers an incredible underwater experience. With a minimum depth of 5 meters and a maximum depth of 12 meters, divers of all levels can explore the bottom covered in stones and sand. This sheltered area resembles a natural pool, providing a serene diving environment.

One of the main attractions of this site is the wreck of the Granada. The Granada met its unfortunate fate when it collided with the island of Arvoredo during a storm. Now, the wreck lies dismantled on the ocean floor, with its pieces scattered around. Divers can explore this piece of history and witness the remnants of the Granada up close.

When diving at this site, visitors can expect a visibility of approximately 6 meters. This allows for clear views of the surrounding marine life and the wreckage. The diverse marine ecosystem includes a variety of fascinating creatures such as turtles, seahorses, lobsters, octopuses, and groupers. Other notable species that can be encountered include salems, surgeons, skateboards, false fly, vault fish, nudibranchs, trumpets, and dogfish.

With its accessible depth and beginner-friendly conditions, this dive site is perfect for divers looking to explore the underwater wonders of Brazil. Immerse yourself in the beauty of this underwater oasis and discover the treasures that lie beneath the surface.