Aquarium

This site is a wall of lava from Methana Volcano. Deep water, around 100 metres minimum below you! Coloured sponges cover the wall and many schools of fish swim in the blue and below. Look out for large grouper in the crevaces and schools of tuna, jack and barracuda. This dive can be done at different depths.

This wonderful wreck dive makes for an interesting change of scenery for those looking to explore another side of the underwater world. The wreck is a 80m cargo ship that sank 15 years ago.

This dive is located around a small outcrop of rocks just off the deserted island of Kyra. There are drop offs and walls as you journey around the rock and back to the boat, making the site suitable for beginners and Open Water to Advanced divers.

Ideal for both beginners and advanced divers, this unique site offers varying depths suitable for each level. Beginners can enjoy the 5m rocky shoreline and beautiful swim throughs at 3m, while advanced divers can swim across sand in search of stingrays and flat fish, eventually reaching a drop off at 20m.

This dive is located around a small outcrop of rocks just off the deserted island of Kyra. There are drop offs and walls as you journey around the rock and back to the boat, making the site suitable for beginners, Open Water, and Advanced divers.

This sheltered bay is the ideal dive site for beginners on days when the sea is not so calm! The deserted area is only accessible by boat, meaning there are always large amounts of fish for to look at, as well as a stunning view above water of the rocks against the magnificent blue sea.

The name of this site doesn’t do justice to the beauty of it. Amazing rock formations and incredible blue waters sit perfectly against the white sand of the seabed of yet another uninhabited island. The clear waters and stunning views make this a wonderful dive site.

Just a 10-minute boat ride from the port, Octopus Garden is, as its name suggests, a great place for spotting octopuses. Besides this, divers will see a small wall and many rocks around which you’ll find moray eels, tube worms, small scorpion fish and many other Mediterranean species.

This sheltered bay is the ideal dive site on days when the sea is not so calm. The deserted area is only accessible by boat, meaning there are always large amounts of fish look at, as well as a stunning view above water of the rocks against the magnificent blue sea.

This beautiful bay has a small island lying just a short way from the shore where divers can see hundreds of fish swimming around. This calm spot makes for the perfect introduction to the underwater world for Try Scuba dives and the first dives of the Open Water Course.