Diving at the Islands of the São Paulo Coastline

Queimada Grande Island, the Laje de Santos State Park, the Calhaus and Montão do Trigo Islands, provide a vast array of dives: shipwrecks, cliff faces, tunnels and beautiful rock formations.

Located between the cities of São Sebastião and Itanhém, the most distant of the islands lie some 20 km off the coast and teem with sea life.

You’ll find schools of fish of all kinds, as well as dolphins and manta rays. There is really a vast array of sea life to observe.

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