São Paulo, Brazil
The name comes from a shallow formed by two large descending rock steps, which resembles a swimming pool. The formation has a canyon-like corridor with holes and passages, and large rock blocks form corridors that divers can swim through.
The large ramp where the formation begins is home to turtles, and the rocks shelter many fish because they offer protection from the ocean currents. There are many schools of fish and turtles, and it is not rare to see large chernes. In the park, manta rays tend to appear most often between May and August.
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