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Dive sites in Lisbon & Setubal.

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Lisbon & Setubal

Pedra da Anicha in Arrabida Natural Park

Arrabida · Marine-park reef · 6-22 m

Pedra da Anicha

Beginner to Intermediate

Arrabida landmark reef off Portinho da Arrabida, usually handled by local Sesimbra or Setubal boats inside protected-area rules.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of Paredes do Cabo

Sesimbra · coastal wall and wreck debris · 11-20 m

Paredes do Cabo

Open Water to intermediate, guide-selected

Eroded walls and crevices near Cabo Espichel, with some River Gurara debris carried toward the coast.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of River Gurara — Proa

Sesimbra · cargo-ship wreck section · 26-33 m

River Gurara — Proa

Advanced

The bow section of the 175 m River Gurara, which broke in two after sinking near Cabo Espichel in 1989.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of River Gurara — Popa

Sesimbra · cargo-ship wreck section · 20-25 m

River Gurara — Popa

Advanced Open Water

The stern section of River Gurara, with rudder, propeller, inverted hull and scattered structures forming varied habitats.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of Baía da Armação

Sesimbra · sheltered boulder-bay reef · 4-18 m

Baía da Armação

Open Water with local guide

A sheltered bay beside the park’s total-protection zone, with sand and jumbled cliff-fall boulders that shelter marine life.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of Jardim das Gorgónias

Sesimbra · gorgonian reef · 6-20 m

Jardim das Gorgónias

Advanced buoyancy recommended

A rocky ridge rising from sand, densely covered by differently coloured gorgonians and other reef life.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of Pedra do Leão

Sesimbra · rock reef and daylight passage · 4-15 m

Pedra do Leão

Open Water with local guide

A lion-shaped rocky islet near Baía da Armação with a broad underwater passage lined by anemones, ascidians and sponges.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of Baleeira

Sesimbra · coastal rock, wall and sand reef · 11-18 m

Baleeira

Open Water with local guide

A low-difficulty coastal route with rocks, walls, small crevices and a transition to sand around 13 m.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of Ponta da Passagem

Sesimbra · rocky reef and canyon · Around 15 m average

Ponta da Passagem

Open Water with local guide

A named Cabo Espichel-area reef with a large rocky corridor and sand-and-boulder habitat, published by a current Sesimbra operator.

Open dive site
Arrábida landscape and Atlantic coast, regional above-water context rather than a photograph of Gruta do Arcanzil

Sesimbra · rocky reef and cavern · Around 18 m average

Gruta do Arcanzil

Open Water with guided daylight route

A named Sesimbra rocky-bottom cavern route, listed on the marine-park map and profiled by a current local operator.

Open dive site

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