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Teos Corner, in the southwest of Sığacık, is 10 minutes away from the diving centers. This spot is located right on the corner of the ancient city ’TEOS.’

Teos Corner at the southwest of Sığacık, 10 minutes away from the diving centers. This point is literally at the corner of the ancient city ’TEOS’.

Located in the south-west of Sığacık, 7 minutes away from the diving centers, this point is a diving spot that hosts all kinds of fish. Perfect place for divers with a openwater certificates to gain experience also indispensable for divers who do photography.

Teos Canyon at the southwest of Sığacık, 10 minutes away from the diving center. Canyon where a diver can find anything they wants to see. It is the place where all underwater photographers, experienced and inexperienced, want to dive the most. Besides being open to all kinds of surprises like eagle ray or tuna.

Crystal clear water, visibility up to 35 meters. Summer time water temperature 24 degree winter time 18 degree. All level freedivers can find perfect conditions for freediving trainings. No depth limit!Fom Alacati Port 5 minutes by boat.

One of the most famous dive site in Kuşadası, it is about 1.5/2 km from the shore, the depth starts from 5 meters. Dive north and you come to the edge of the reef, where you have a free descent to 15 meters after which you can eventually reach a depth of 40 meters.

Easy access from beach. Clear blue water with thin sand ground, no rocks or sea urchins. Super ideal for confined/pool sessions. Mostly calm at whole summer.

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.

It offers the possibility of wall diving, starting from the front of Karaburun Küçük island and keeping the wall on the right. It extends from shallow depths to 25 meters. The final part of the dive is completed with a flat platform structure.

The Alaybey ferry is a diving spot that has become an artificial reef and nests for many creatures. The leer flocks have been home to kingfishes and bream flocks. Take a good look at the ropes, you can see the squid eggs.