Ilha do Farol - Alcatrazes
Ilha do Farol is part of the Alcatrazes archipelago, described as one of the most pristine marine areas in the state of São Paulo. Use of the area has been heavily controlled since the 1980s, with scuba diving reopened to the public in December 2018 after decades of prohibition. The refuge is also known for a large frigatebird colony, and marine megafauna such as dolphins and whales may be seen during the boat journey.
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The area has long-standing use restrictions established by the Brazilian Navy and Esec Tupinambás, with scuba diving only reopened to the public in December 2018.
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Scuba
Scuba diving was reopened to the public in December 2018 after being prohibited for more than 30 years.
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