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Depth, visibility, wildlife, and access planning.
Agenor Gordilho is a boat-access wreck dive with reef growth and schooling fish.
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Naufragio Agenor Gordilho is a boat-access wreck dive in the Bay of All Saints, with an artificial ferry sitting upright and a route that lets divers work through decks and superstructure while staying inside a depth-managed plan. It suits divers who want a guided wreck dive with warm water, bay-traffic awareness, and tight buoyancy around the structure rather than a shallow reef stroll.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
16m - 34m
Depth Note
The wreck tops out around 16 m and drops into the mid-30 m range.
Best Season
Year-round.
Typical Conditions
Warm-water wreck diving in a bay setting, with moderate depth, average visibility around 15 m, and surface traffic to watch.
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Watch buoyancy around the superstructure and keep an eye on nearby bay traffic on the surface.
Access Restrictions
Boat access through Salvador operators is the normal route, and the wreck should be dived with certified local professionals.
Legal Notes
Guided access and depth planning are the normal assumptions.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Large upright wreck with multiple decks, suitable for wreck-focused scuba diving.
Freediving
Not a freediving site because of the depth and boat access.
Snorkeling
Not a snorkeling site; the structure sits well below comfortable snorkel range.
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Directional shelter context for incoming swell.
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Research Sources
Depth, visibility, wildlife, and access planning.
Operator-linked wreck history and project context.
Public tourism and artificial-reef context for the sinking.
Artificial-reef setup and access preparation.
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