This spot consists of two rocks that are about 20m to 30m apart. A great dive for the marine life that it has. However, due to sea conditions (usually there is some current) it is considered a dive for experienced divers only.

This spot consists of a lage with the shape of an airplane wing, hence its name.Although not large, it has a lot of marine life that seeks refuge there.

Its name comes from the fact that there is an old communications cable, meanwhile already disabled, visible over some rock formations where a lot of life is concentrated, depth of about 20mts.

Because it resembles an intricate maze, this dive is a real challenge for the more adventurous. A large number of holes with and without exit, raising the adrenaline to all who visit them.

Place with several rock formations, where we can observe numerousconger eels that hide there as well as other species. It is worth taking a look at all the holes and cracks in the rocks, they are full of life.

This site consists of several rock formations that develop parallel to the coast, some creeks and others of larger dimensions, among which it is possible to observe a great diversity of marine life.

This dive spot is formed by several pinnacles surrounded by sand, but none the less full of lie. It is easy to go from one pinnacle to another because they are very close to each other.

This site consists of several shelf-shaped rocks where lobsters like to seek refuge. It is nice to watch the lobster “antennas“ coming out of the shelves.

This spot consists of a large rock with a slit that crosses it giving the sensation of being 2 separate rocks.It is possible to pass underneath from one side to the other because there is an opening in the form of an arc.

Catrapona is a popular spot for both recreational and technical divers in the Sesimbra area. It is located north of Cabo Espichel and, thus, exposed to prevalent waves and winds that normally hit the Portuguese occidental coast all year round.