Pedra Boa is a wall dive described as a continuation of the Two Anchors point, running roughly east–west before dropping toward the southwest. The structure is characterized by a reef wall with few loose stones. Marine life is found tucked into cracks in the reef, including crabs and morays, alongside spider crabs. The site also features gorgonians, sea pens, and yellow sponges growing across the wall.
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A reef wall with few loose stones, oriented east–west and dropping toward the southwest.
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