Escalvada Island

Escalvada Island is an advanced dive site off Espírito Santo's coast, Brazil, reaching 23 meters depth. The rocky island's underwater extensions create impressive walls and boulder fields covered in colorful marine organisms. The site is known for its strong fish populations including large groupers, snook, and schools of jacks. The diverse topography with caves, overhangs, and channels provides engaging exploration for experienced divers visiting southeastern Brazil.