Laje Dois Irmaos
水深はサイト上部から通常の最大深度までの範囲を示し、「推奨認定レベル」はオペレーターが一般的に求めるメインストリーム機関の資格レベルであり、法的な義務ではありません。流れと透明度は日々変化します——ここに掲載されている情報はすべて計画の目安としてご利用ください。
Off the twin humps of Morro Dois Irmaos - the postcard silhouette on the island's inner coast - a submerged slab and boulder field gathers Noronha's shark life into one reliable circuit. Lemon sharks, the archipelago's signature, cruise the shallows with their escort of jacks; Caribbean reef sharks hold deeper along the slab's edge; and the rubble in between belongs to morays, octopus, and drifts of grunts and goatfish. Spinner dolphins transit the area on their daily commute between the dolphin bay and open water, and hearing their whistles mid-dive is common even when the pod stays out of view. Calm-season conditions make it a forgiving dive with front-row wildlife.
その瞬間のために: Lemon sharks in the shallows, reef sharks on the slab edge, dolphin whistles through the water
地形: Rock slab and boulder reef near the Two Brothers islets
エントリー前に知っておこう
危険生物・リスク: Current off the points; swell exposure December-March.
保全: The neighboring dolphin bay is closed to entry; boats keep mandated distance from resting pods.
出会える生物
Caribbean Reef Shark
Green Sea Turtle
Lemon Shark
Spotted Eagle Ray
水中フォトグラファー向け
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