Corveta Ipiranga V17

This dive site is the Corveta Ipiranga V17, a famous wreck dive in Brazil. The wreck sits upright at approximately 60 meters, requiring divers to have significant experience and proper certification (Extended Range) for deep dives and to always dive with a professional. Navigation involves descending carefully to the wreck, exploring its structure and various points of interest. Its intact state makes it a unique and stunning site for experienced divers.

Marine life around the wreck may include various reef fish species common to the Brazilian coast, depending on the season. It is less likely to have abundant small reef creatures because of the depth and wreck's presence. It is also possible to see larger pelagic fish making use of the structure as shelter, although a specific list of species found here may require specific research.

The best time to visit is likely during the warmer, calmer months, reducing the risk of strong currents and ensuring better visibility. Divers should be prepared for colder water temperatures at depth and be aware of potential hazards associated with deep diving and wreck penetration. Due to the depth, freediving is not recommended for this site.