This dive site, known as Chapeirão Mau Mau, features a unique 140-meter-long underwater trail designed for easy navigation and interpretation. With 14 pins installed on the sandy bottom and connecting cables, divers are guided along a specific route, highlighting various points of interest and facilitating an educational experience.
The main attraction of Chapeirão Mau Mau is the presence of Giant Anemones (Condylactis gigantea), a marine species currently classified as endangered. Divers can observe these impressive creatures along with other associated reef fish, crustaceans, and various small marine life typically found on sandy bottoms and around anemone habitats.
While specific seasonal highlights are not provided, the guided nature of the dive suggests it is suitable for exploration year-round during calm weather conditions. Divers and freedivers are encouraged to practice excellent buoyancy control to avoid disturbing the fragile environment and to fully appreciate the unique biodiversity of this protected underwater trail.
