This dive site, Éder Márcio Leite Pereira, is located off the eastern and southeastern side of Djeu islet in Cabo Verde. Characterized by impressive underwater walls and gorges, it requires diving further into open waters, offering a unique topography that reaches depths up to 29 meters, with an average depth of around 14 meters. Its remote location contributes to a pristine environment, attracting a diverse range of marine life.
Divers can expect to encounter a vibrant ecosystem with over 12 species of fish. The site is particularly known for larger pelagic species, including Tunas, Barracudas, Dorados, Esmoregal, and Wahoo. Encounters with Giant Rays, lobsters, and both gray and lemon sharks are also possible, making it a thrilling location for big fish enthusiasts.
The best time to visit this site for optimal pelagic encounters is generally during the warmer months when currents might be more prevalent, though specific seasonal data is not provided. Its open water nature and potential for strong currents make it more suitable for intermediate to advanced divers. Freedivers with experience in depth and current will also find this site rewarding due to its dramatic depths and chances of pelagic encounters.
