Also known as Cape Awkward and Cyclpos Cave. Probably the most visited dive site on the Island.

Different routes with depths: 12m, 18m, 26m and 40m
Formation: Platforms, big rocks and crevices

Perfect for any level of training and certification.

Combine the weightlessness of diving with the volcanic landscape and you could be forgiven for thinking you were on the moon in this beautiful spot.

Maximum depth: 18m
Places of interest: Volcanic landscape with 2 caves

Would you like some cardio excercise during your holiday? Dive the chapel bay!

Different routes with depths: 16m, 21m and 29m
Formation: Volcanic landscape with a beautiful 12m high wall. Hidden soft corals in the crevises down to 29m. Ancient broken amphoras.

Dive along an impressive wall in a maximum dept of 18 meters.

Depth: 18m
Formation: 18m wall with sandy bottom. In June the stingrays and giant starfish are a guarantee.

A beautiful reef just next to Canyon – using the same entry and exit points.

Depth: 16m
Formation: Round Reef located in the middle of the Sandy bottom

Discover the fantastic underwater landscape around Cape Greco.

Depth: 12m
Formation: 3 beautiful caves. The exit point… surprise!

With its maximum depth of 16 meters a brilliant dive for beginners set in the natural reservoir.

Depth: 16m
Formation: Rocky bottom with small caves and crevices.

Green Bay is well known for its rich sea life and offers itself as perfect teaching ground for courses.

Depth: 10m
Formation: Rocks, sandy bottom and lots of sea bream.

This dive site offers every beginner an easy start.

Depth: 6m
Formation: Sand, rocks.

The number one wreck dive in the Mediterranean and one of the top 5 wreck dives in the world. Read more about this fascinating wreck outside the harbor of Larnaca.

Liberty is a Russian Vessel that was sank deliberately in May 2009 with the approval of local Authorities in order to create an optional dive site for Wreck diving enthusiasts. It’s a perfect dive site for wreck training and underwater photography.

Length: 37 meters
Width: 7 meters
Maximum depth: 26 meters

Alexandria is a Fishing Trawler lying very close to the Zenobia Wreck in Larnaca. It’s a very interesting wreck, with lots of marine life.

Depth: 29 meters

The Nemesis III new diving wreck for Divers in Protaras located just a five minutes boat ride from coast.

Lady Thetis was previously named “Reiher”. It was a passenger coastal vessel. It was built in Hamburg, Germany in 1953 and it was registered in the Register of Cyprus Ships in 1990.

Length: 30 meters
Depth: 18 meters

This fishing vessel that was operated as a bottom trawler, was built in USSR in 1989. It’s Russian name was “Zolotets”. It was registered at the Register of Cyprus Ships in 1997 and operated in international waters in the Eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea for a short period of time.

Length: 23 meters
Depth: 24 meters