To dive Blue Dive you will get dropped from a fishermen boat out into the blue. This is a ver exiting dive for advanced divers or higher. Everybody comes out with a big smile. This dive is deep and in the open ocean so make sure you a very good a buoyancy control.

this is a boat dive for all levels. Advanced divers can visit a cavern. This cannot be called an island since it is so small but gets pretty large just under the surface, making amazingly beautiful shades of blue from light to really dark . On this rock you will see only birds above water.

Lucky Spot is a deep boat dive. It was accidentally discovered and is full of marvellous amphora and a tranquil sandy bottom. Beautiful, relaxing dive with a glimpse at the past!!

This boat dive is for very experienced divers. Hanging nets, anchors, antique pots, and breathtaking depths await. You will definitely see the amphoras, and if everybody has enough air you can go deeper and see 3 anchors. One of them is huge and standing straight like a monument.

Boat-dive round a pinnacle. Spot where fishermen place nets (no fear for us ) Reason: fish passage Beautiful landscape in and out of the water . can follow as here.

Swimming Pool is a calm, clear dive site that complies with all the rules and standards for a safe initiation in scuba diving. Many training dives are conducted here. A spot where you can reach the water from two sides.

Castle Rock is a boat dive around a pinnacle. This spot is where fishermen place nets because the fish population is so big. At this site, you can also see antique pottery.

Barracuda Point is a shore dive for all levels. There are lots of fish. On almost every dive you will see a large school of barracuda. You can get very close. They will circle around curiously looking at you.

This dive site is a drop-dive from a fishermen boat. You do a long shallow dive, with awesome passages and rock formations. Your camera won’t stay still. There is a small cavern. This dive is for all levels of diver.

This is a second world war ship-parts scattered from 13m to deeper than 60m. It is still not clear what kind of boat parts you see. There are some theories, but nothing concrete.