Pontikonisos

This is the most famous dive sport for shore diving in Athens. Depths range from 2 to 39 meters, and is home to the famous “pigadi,“ a hole ranging from 7 -30 meters. Strong currents can occur at the bottom so be prepared.

Pothitos Island is famous for 3-4 different dives for all levels, from beginner to expert. Marine life is rich and visibility is excellent. Depths range from 3 to 50 meters with small surprises hidden in the rocks.

Ideal for training with an easy sandy beach entry. Parking is allowed from autumn till spring, but summer is crowded. Bottom is sandy with poseidonia and sand. Great for in dives. Visibility is very good.

One of the most interesting dive spots in the Saronic Gulf. A great dive for all levels of certified divers. Visibility is excellent and depths reach more than 50m.

Excellent wall dive starting at 7 meters and ending at more than 55 meters. Very good visibility and protected from northern winds. Marine life is also intresting here.

This is the famous wreck of the Kyra Leni, located in the southern part of the island. The vessel is facing the island. The bow sits at 12 meters, whereas the deepest part of the wreck is at 29 meters.

Excellent dive spot on the northern edge of Makronissos Island where a piper airplane lies on the bottom in excellent condition. The visibility is excellent on every dive.

Ideal for fun dives. In the eastern part of Makronissos with excellent visibility and rich marine life. Both beginning divers and advanced can enjoy diving this spot.

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.