Kyriakou

Karavopetra is a rock that can be visited only if there is no current. One side has a fishing net on the bottom and you can see the ecological damage done to the area. This site can also be used for drift diving. The site is suitable for experienced divers. Max. depth 25m.

Very close to the Dive center. A beginner friendly dive site, where we enter from the shore with a variety of options available for try dives and training. The usual depth is around 6m, but using a compass you can find a nice little reef at 12m.

This dive cite is only used off season. It is from the south side of the harbour wall and accesible by car. Max. depth is 12meters, with nice rock formations. Agood place for Try dives and lessons.

Only 10 min from the Dive Center, this site is suitable for Discover Scuba Diving, Scuba Review, and dive lessons. It is also a nice place to snorkel and to swim for non-divers. Max. depth is 8 to 10 m.

There are two dive sites at this location. The 3 reefs have a max. depth of 15m. This area is suitable for beginner divers. The other site consists of rocks, an old cannon at 12m, and lots of ancient artifacts. Plus, a large anchor at 31m. For beginners and advanced divers.

An old anchor lies at 25 m deep and a lot of ancient artifacts around it. You can dive a wall from 19 m to 30 m. For advanced or higher level divers. The maximum depth of this site is 40 m.

Two minutes by boat from Kerveli Dive Center, several smaller reefs guide you to the main reef up to 22 meters deep. A fascinating and colorful dive site with a lot of passages to discover among the reefs.

Nice landscape with ancient artifacts up to 18m. For beginner and advanced divers. It is also possible to go down to 31m and see a lot of ancient artifacts.

On the easternmost part of Samos, you will find an excellent landscape scattered with small caverns and 20+ m visibility on a good day. A great dive site for both beginner and advanced divers.

This is the home location of Kiwi Diving Center. Try Scuba sessions and refresh courses are usually given in this area before someone starts diving (again).