A great dive site for all levels. Depending on the weather this site can provide many different diving opportunities. All dives on Panagia Island can range from 5m to 30 m and beyond.

This is a boat dive. Descending to 8m and follow the route to the cave at 17m. There is a penetration of 10m,. Please only enter with a certified instructor or guide. An easy but exciting dive site, suitable from OW to advanced divers.

San Antonio is a dive site reached only by a boat. The site is suitable for those who have the minimal experience, but also for the very experienced and most demanding divers. With a depth ranging from 5 meters to 30 meters and beyond, your satisfaction is guaranteed.

The house reef of Pefkari is one of the easiest dives for both beginners and certified divers, reaching a max depth of 10 meters. It can be reached from the shore (around 300 meters) or from a boat. This dive is also known as a safari dive, having more than one hour of underwater time.

Nice little sandy beach with quiet waters and occasional slow current. Perfect for beginners with 15 meters of maximum depth. The beach has shallow entrance and exit points and is comfortable for cars to pull close.

Also known as Prasou, this is a famous rocky area that features numerous crevices and caves that provides shelter for octopuses, groupers, and other larger fish.

Diving level: All levels Maximum depth: 25 m This rocky area is scattered with many shells, sea urchins, and tunicates, known to local fishermen as Alberta.

20min boat ride fron Vourvorou Greece with lot of pinacle and fish around ...depth up to 60m...can be used for advanced and expert diver...courent is usualy presented

Ten minutes ride from shore with small boat, excellent condition for beginners. Sandy bottom with oval big rock. Shallow part for go around whole iceland. Depth around 10-15m.

Diving level: All level Maximum depth: 38m Kleftolimano is a beautiful beach offering easy access for both shore entries and dives starting at -3 to -4 meters.The route takes you along the coastline toward the tip of the cape, before circling back, all while observing a variety of impressive marine species.