Named after a local diver, Donald’s Place features a fantastic drop off and a cracked, crevassed wall where all kinds of colorful fish and moray eels peer out from the shelter of the tiny caves they call home. While the site’s best features are at depths between 20 and 25 meters, the max depth here is 30 meters.

This is a dive for experienced cave divers. It is literally a chimney starting at 28 meters with the top at 5 meters. If you’re a certified cave diver, this dive site is paradise for you.

A shallow reef dive in the middle of a bay with a very impressive swim through. This well protected reef is perfect to practice your diving skills and a great spot for beginners or those who just want to enjoy an easy dive.

This dive site is an ideal place for beginners. Starting from the beach and gradually getting deeper makes your first steps as a diver easy. This site also has excellent visibility.

Monastery dive site is found 100m off the coast of Corfu and is an amazing spot for all divers. The monastery is a renowned dive site for its incredibly vibrant colors and amazing caves.

Short boat ride from the bay near the monastery of Paleokastritsa, Mediterranean typical rocky landscape with an amazing amount of fish and biodiversity. Also suitable for snorkeling because the rock comes up to the surface. Diving depths 0 - over 40 meters

Diving around the island of Skeloudi, you will be surrounded by numerous fish. This is an ideal dive site for open water divers or higher and is only a 5 minute boat ride from shore. You will see tons of fish at this site!

A fantastic reef situated just 100 meters from the coastline, named from the beautiful castle ‘Aggelokastro.’ Maximum depth at Aggelokastro is 30 meters and visibility is routinely better than 20 meters.

As you swim to the edge of the magnificent Colovri reef you will meet another deep reef dropping down into the abyss. A monument is placed in one part of Colovri for the deceased German physician, Max Hahn, as this was his favorite place.

This dive takes place in not just one cave, but two. The first gives the site its name, as the cave is shaped like a bottle inside; the second features a massive hole in the ceiling that leads back to the surface.