Águas Claras — Fernando de Noronha, PE

Águas Claras has been taking tourists from all over the world to dive in the archipelago for over 38 years. They offer a variety of diving modalities, including introductory dives (Batismo) for non-certified individuals, allowing a maximum depth of 12 meters in sheltered waters with a full-time instructor. For certified divers, they provide accredited dives with experienced staff on specially designed catamarans, with daily morning departures offering two dives at distinct locations. They also offer a Scuba Refresh program and have a unique 3-meter deep training pool on the island. For advanced divers, Águas Claras offers technical diving, including trimix dives and excursions to the wreck of the Corveta Ipiranga V17, exploring the largely undiscovered underwater cliffs of Fernando de Noronha.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of diving experiences does Águas Claras offer?

Águas Claras offers several diving options, including introductory dives for beginners, accredited dives for certified divers, night dives for a unique experience, and technical dives for advanced exploration. They also provide a Scuba Refresh program for those needing a refresher course.

Can I go diving if I'm not a certified diver?

Yes, Águas Claras provides introductory dives called "Batismo" for individuals without certification. These dives go to a maximum depth of 12 meters in calm waters and are supervised by a dedicated instructor.

What are the operating hours and is advance booking required?

Águas Claras operates daily, with accredited dives typically scheduled for the morning. It is recommended to contact them directly or check their booking information for specific availability and to reserve your spot in advance, especially during peak seasons.

What kind of equipment and specialized dives are available?

The company utilizes specially designed catamarans for navigating Fernando de Noronha and provides equipment from renowned brands. For technical diving, they offer trimix and excursions to specific sites like the Corveta Ipiranga V17 shipwreck.