Fernando de Noronha
Fernando de Noronha is a pristine archipelago offering world-class freediving with crystal-clear waters, abundant marine life including dolphins and sharks, and excellent visibility year-round.
About Fernando de Noronha
Fernando de Noronha is a pristine archipelago off the coast of Brazil, offering world-class freediving in one of the most protected marine environments in the world. The archipelago is a UNESCO World Heritage site with strict environmental protection.
Freediving Conditions
- Visibility: Often exceeds 40 meters
- Water Temperature: Warm year-round (26-28°C)
- Conditions: Generally calm, excellent for all skill levels
- Marine Life: Abundant dolphins, sharks, rays, turtles, and diverse reef fish
Key Dive Sites
- Baía do Sancho: World-famous beach with excellent diving
- Atalaia: Natural pool perfect for training
- Cacimba do Padre: Excellent reef formations
- Dolphin Bay: Opportunity to see spinner dolphins
Training Opportunities
Fernando de Noronha offers limited but high-quality freediving schools. Access is restricted to protect the environment, making it a truly exclusive freediving destination.
Location Details
- Region
- South America
- Country
- Brazil
- Province
- Pernambuco
- City
- Fernando de Noronha
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