This dive site, known as the House Reef, is located in Portugal and offers very easy shore entry directly from the beach. With a maximum depth of 7 meters, it is characterized by its shallow, sheltered waters, making it an excellent location for beginner divers and confined water training. There is no specific historical information or unique underwater navigation features detailed for this local house reef.
The reef is home to a diverse array of marine life typical of temperate waters. Divers and snorkelers can expect to encounter various species of breams, puffers, blennies, and wide-eyed flounders. Other common inhabitants include rays, morays, damselfish, Turkish wrasse, triggerfish, and parrotfish, showcasing a vibrant ecosystem in its shallow depths.
The best time to visit this House Reef is generally during periods of calm wind, as visibility can be affected by weather conditions, though it is usually very sheltered. This site is particularly recommended for those looking to gain confidence in diving or for families with snorkelers, given its safe and accessible nature. Freedivers will also appreciate the shallow, calm environment and abundant marine life for breath-hold exploration.
