In southern Portugal, a group of passionate divers has deliberately sunk four large marine vessels, not only to enhance the diving experience but also to foster new habitats for marine life. Join diver and filmmaker Johan Candert as he embarks on a captivating journey through this extraordinary underwater ‘national park,’ protected by authorities but not without daily conflicts.
Reportage: Johan Candert
UW-Photo: Johan Candert
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