Diving in Greece

Attica is a great place for training dives offering a whole variety of different wrecks.

Fantastic beaches surrounded by mountainous pine forests litter Thessaly’s northern region. Most scuba diving in Thessaly takes place in the southeastern area.

Peloponnese is known for the high quality of diving offering incredible shipwrecks, reefs, rock formations and canyons.

Crete is a popular tourist destination offering an abundance of beautiful marine life including the unique black coral.

The diving in the Dodecanese islands is incredible where you can play with seals or spot wrecks underwater.

Diving in Cyclades is amazing offering both ancient and modern wrecks to caves, walls and reefs and some amazing volcanic underwater scenery.

The Sporades Islands offer some of the best preserved ecosystems in the Mediterranean with crystal clear water, great wrecks and ideal conditions.

Diving the Ionian islands is beautiful known for the clear waters, plenty of marine life, caves reefs and large rocks.

Northern Greece offers incredible diving experiences with some marine protected areas and large fish.

The North Aegean Islands has some of the best dive sites in Greece with natural highlights and wrecks.

Athens is full of top-notch dive stores and the perfect base to your diving adventures.

One of the most popular diving spots in the Crete region is Chania where you can explore the stunning black coral.

The dive sites in Rethymno are suitable for both beginner and advanced divers and are great because are accessible by both shore and boat.

In Heraklion, you will find caves, reefs, shipwrecks, and sponges here which make the underwater world here so interesting to explore.

The dive sites in Lasithi will have you swimming through amazing canyons, steep walls, plateaus, and relaxing shallow reefs.

Diving in Amorgos offers both excellent shore diving and boat diving with great visibility.

The island of Paros offers world-class diving that is some of the best diving in all of Greece including intriguing caverns and incredible reefs.

The reef structure of Naxos is simply unparalleled with one of the best reef dives in all of Greece.

As for the diving, Ios is a great place for a relaxing shore diving right from the sand.

Rhodes offers a variety of different underwater habitats including volcanic rock formations, small and large caverns, historical artifacts and plenty of wrecks.

The island of Zakynthos is hands down the top diving spot in the Ionian Islands region with emerald-green seas, magnificent limestone reefs and caves.

There are more than 20 unique dive sites around the island of Samos which range in depth from 10 to 25 meters.

Chios is a hidden gem and a top-rated diving area, from shipwrecks to caverns to impressive sea walls.

Thassos offers spectacular diving experiences with volcanic based underwater topography set against crystal clear blue water.

Laconia offers the world’s oldest submerged city, Pavlopetri, that is full of archaeological significance.

Skyros is teeming with natural beauty both on land and under the water with numerous caves and caverns.

Diving in Alonnisoss, you will be awed by the impressive walls, caverns, and crevices you find beneath the surface.

Scuba diving in Corfu offers a unique, remote experience in the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean.

Scuba diving in Mykonos offers spectacular shipwrecks, awe-inspiring volcanic topography, and a wide array of marine life.

With crystal-clear water set against stunning volcanic topography, Kos diving is an experience like no other.

. Divers worldwide come to experience the underwater thrills that Santorini’s famous caldera offers, along with fantastic wreck diving and impressive caves.