This dive site, known as Vapor do Trigo or Andreos, is a metal wreck near Berlenga, Portugal. It offers an engaging underwater landscape characterized by its structural integrity, particularly the three prominent boilers that serve as a central point of interest. Divers can navigate around the metal structure, exploring its various components which provide shelter and habitat for marine life.
The wreck is a vibrant ecosystem supporting diverse marine creatures. Notable residents include lobsters and conger eels found within the boilers. Schools of pouting and rainbow wrasses frequently populate the wreck, adding to the dynamic underwater scenery. Divers should be mindful of hazardous marine life such as venomous scorpion fish, spiny sea-urchins, and biting trigger fish.
The best time to visit this dive site is not specified, however, its highlight is undoubtedly the interaction with resident marine life within the impressive boiler structures and the large fish schools. Due to the maximum depth of 24 meters and the presence of currents, it is recommended for intermediate divers. Freedivers with appropriate experience can also enjoy the site, particularly its shallower sections, while maintaining awareness of currents and potential marine hazards.
