This dive site, Pião, is characterized by several distinct pinnacles rising from a sandy bottom. These pinnacles are in close proximity, making navigation easy as divers can readily move between them. The intricate rock formations are riddled with cracks and holes, providing excellent opportunities for exploration. No specific history or story is provided for this natural formation.
The vibrant walls of the pinnacles are adorned with soft corals, anemones, and sponges, creating a colorful habitat. Divers can expect to observe a variety of smaller marine species, particularly small octopus seeking shelter within the numerous crevices, along with other reef fish and invertebrates thriving in this sheltered environment.
The site is best visited when conditions allow for good visibility to fully appreciate the intricate rock formations and abundant small life. It is an excellent spot for macro photography due to the numerous hiding spots for small creatures. Both freedivers and scuba divers will find the varied depths and interesting topography rewarding for exploration, with shallower areas suitable for recreational dives and deeper sections for more advanced experience.
