This dive site, Pedra do Cogumelo, is a natural reef forming a distinctive wall with two large slabs to the north and south. Divers can explore these structures, navigating along the wall and through the crevices of the rock formations. There is no specific historical account provided for this site.
The site is particularly noted for its abundance of marine life, including a large number of nudibranchs, making it a macro photography paradise. Schools of sea bream and small salema porgies are frequently spotted, alongside various rockfish inhabiting the slabs and crevices.
The best time to visit this site for optimal marine life viewing is generally during calmer sea conditions. It's an excellent spot for both scuba divers to explore its depths and for freedivers to enjoy the shallower parts of the reef, offering a diverse experience for underwater enthusiasts.
