This dive site, Ilha de Buzios - Costao dos Aquarios, is an underwater point located off the coast of Ubatuba, Brazil. It is characterized by a parcel of large stones forming numerous burrows and crevices, providing shelter for marine life. Divers navigate around these rock formations, staying mindful of the currents that can affect the site.
The site lives up to its name, "Aquarios," due to the abundant presence of various fish species, including schools of passing fish. Divers frequently encounter turtles gracefully swimming, and on the sandy bottom, it's common to spot rays.
The best time to visit would depend on current conditions, as these can vary significantly. Divers should be prepared for potential drift diving scenarios. It's suitable for both wide-angle photography to capture schools of fish and macro photography to explore the crevices for smaller inhabitants.
