A short walk down the golden beach brings us to the straightforward shore entry point and the flat sandy bottom composition that allow divers to perfect their diving skills. A short swim over the middle reef of Amadores brings us to the outside of the bay where the breakwater declines down to 12 meters and this is where you often see Angel Sharks and Stingrays.
Approximately 30 fin-kicks from the breakwater brings us to a man-made eco reef made by collecting abandoned tires that were littering Amadores. The reef is now home to Octopus, Box Fish, Spider Crabs, Parrot Fish and Cuttlefish. The reef was designed to protect and inhabit the local marine life of Amadores, reduce the waste found under the sea and serve as a point of interest for all our customers.