| Limassol and Pissouri Area | |
| Copper Wreck | Close Window |
| This British Man O' War with a copper-bottomed hull foundered on the reef on the western tip of Akrotiri Peninsula. Not much remains from the original wreck although you regularly retrieve the copper and brass pins and nails embedded in bits of the hull. Caves, archway and many species of fish. 9 metres. Akrotiri Fish Reserve Amazing interaction with local marine life. A very shallow dive suitable for all divers. Hand-feed groupers, moray eels, bream and bass. Many Octopuses to be found. 9 metres |
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| Pharses II Wreck | Close Window |
| An open deck cargo ship of less than 1000 tonnes lying on its starboard side and intact. An abundance of marine life can be observed here. The ship can be entered, but only under strict supervision. 21 metres | |
| Three Stars Ship | Close Window |
| This vessel caught fire and ran aground in 1972. It is partly submerged and very safe to enter in several parts. An interesting dive for all levels. 7 metres | |
| Big Country | Close Window |
| A great multi-level site with many caves, overhangs and very large boulders, some more than 12 metres high. Grouper, morays, octopus and large shoals of damsel fish are found here. 23 metres | |
| M.V. Habe Wreck | Close Window |
| A very good training wreck for beginners. This 1000 tonne barge is semi-submerged against Limassol's harbour wall. Although quite broken up it still makes for an interesting poke around dive. 9 metres | |
| Twin Rocks | Close Window |
| Two large rocks protruding out of the water, with a blow hole to be found on the eastern rock. Caves and a lot of interesting marine life are in the surrounding area. 21 metres | |
| Sharks Cove | Close Window |
| Don't panic...it used to be called Fisherman's Cove and sharks, unfortunately, have never been sighted here. A spectacular cove on the Aktrotiri Peninsula. A submerged tunnel starts and ends dive, and in between, you glide along the cliff face before circling back over a rocky reef bottom. 12 metres | |
| Tombs | Close Window |
| Very close to the shore there is a series of apparently man-made caves which resemble ancient tombs. Very scenic with prolific marine life. 12 metres | |
| Caverns and Caves | Close Window |
| 100 metres offshore at a depth of 14 metres you will find many interesting caves on a large reef. Varied marine life. 14 metres | |
| Archways and Pinnacles | Close Window |
| A large archway with four pinnacles situated on every major compass point. An abundance of marine and fish life to be found all over the area. Good Navigation site. 21 metres | |
| M/Y Diana | Close Window |
| This 50’ Russian-owned yacht foundered back in 1996 and settled upright on the seabed. An interesting site used often for Advanced Course Wreck & Night Dives. Large squid and shoals of fish make this a great photography site. 21 metres | |
| Protaras and Ayia Napa Area | |
| Tunnels and Caves | Close Window |
| You can start the dive by lowering yourself into a blowhole and submerging into a cave where at 5 metres you exit. Many swim-through sections and a great tunnel about 40 metres long. Light zone throughout means we can all have a peek. 10 metres | |
| Chapel | Close Window |
| Walking inside a cave and then stepping off a ledge makes this a fun site. The exit can sometimes be a little hairy but a great multi-level site with many different species to see. 25 metres | |
| Canyon | Close Window |
| This is what diving is all about. Arriving at an amazingly desolate looking location we climb down the cliff face to a small vent into the cliffs. Descending here we can follow the cliff face left or right or even go straight out to a rarely dived reef. Great fun. 25 metres | |
| Green Bay | Close Window |
| A fun site to dive. The whole area is littered with the remains of ancient Amphora (old pots) from just as ancient shipwrecks. The wooden ships are long gone but the Amphora remain. 12 metres | |
| Larnaca Area | |
| Zenobia Ferry | Close Window |
| Undoubtedly the best dive in the Mediterranean and one of the top ten wreck dives in the world! The ZENOBIA dive starts at 18 metres and bottoms at 43 metres. It is completely intact and nearly 200 metres long. 108 articulated vehicles still have their original cargo on board. Large schools of amberjack, conger eels, grouper and barracuda, along with many other species including large tuna, choose to make this ship their home. This dive is for Experienced Divers, a magnificent dive and also for more Advanced or Technical Divers who want to explore the wreck with its many entrances to the three vehicle decks / engine room etc. NITROX available. 18-43 metres |
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| HMS Cricket | Close Window |
| The wreck of a WW2 Gunboat which survived the war and was subsequently bombed by the RAF in 1947 close to Larnaca bay. Like many warships, HMS Cricket lies upside down and can be penetrated and swum under as the currents have created a sandy dip beneath her. 33 metres | |
| Helicopter Wreck | Close Window |
| Your opportunity to dive on an intact British Army Air Corps Helicopter. This area is frequented by schools of jacks, grouper, moray eels and octopuses. Ideal photographic dive. 16 metres | |
| Fraggle Rock | Close Window |
| The wreck of a boulder-carrying barge which was caught in heavy weather transporting sea wall rocks. She makes a perfect artificial reef with her many huge boulders being home to myriads of fish. An ideal, comfortable dive. 16 metres | |
| Mushroom Rocks | Close Window |
| This is a deep dive where there are curious rock formations in the shape of huge mushroom heads. Very large fish have been seen here. Only for serious divers due to the depths involved. 50 metres | |
| Octopus Reef | Close Window |
| As the name suggests, if you want to see octopuses, this is the place to come. We spend approximately 50 minutes swimming around this excellent shallow site spotting schools of octopus, barracuda, jacks and the many smaller fish that live in the huge clumps of Poseidonia seaweed to be found in this area. We have also dived with dolphins and huge sea turtles at this site. 10 metres | |
| The Jetty | Close Window |
| This is a favourite training and night dive site. In addition to the wreck of a British Army ferret armoured car, marine life has proliferated as this is a protected area with no fishing allowed. 6 metres | |
| Sheep Dip | Close Window |
| A wonderful site with many rock gardens and soft coral formations. The fish life is abundant and octopuses can be seen swimming freely here. Depths vary from the shore walk in. Up to 16 metres | |
| Paphos Polis/Latchi Area | |
| Achilleas | Close Window |
| Our ‘house’ wreck located just a few hundred metres offshore, this Greek vessel mysteriously exploded in 1975 and lies upside down on the sea bed. 12 metres | |
| Amphitheatre | Close Window |
| A dive in amongst some amazing rock formations. Many forms of aquatic life inhabit the various sink holes and overhangs. 12 metres | |
| Amphorae Reef | Close Window |
| In the shadow of a large coastal vessel beached high and dry on the reef, you can observe the pottery deposited by many ships suffering the same fate from ages past. A swim-through and abundant coral punctuate this interesting reef. 5-10 metres | |
| Devil's Head | Close Window |
| Dive into and around these stunning underwater craters and admire the many soft corals. As you swim around the island you will surf-exit through the pass way! 8-20 metres | |
| Manajin Island | Close Window |
| An island small enough to swim around yet offering archways, swim throughs and a blow hole. An interesting multi-level site. 6-22 metres | |
| St George's Island | Close Window |
| Descend down the side of the island and explore the many caves and overhangs littered around this fascinating island. To 35 metres | |
| Slipway | Close Window |
| An interesting passageway, leading to swim-throughs and caves. 5-30 metres | |
| The Channel | Close Window |
| Enter through a sheltered channel and then drop down a swim-through. Numerous forms of marine life are to be found inhabiting the varied and interesting rock formations. 14 metres | |
| The Wreck of the Vera K | Close Window |
| The ship ran aground in the 70s and was used as a military practice target before coming to rest in shallow waters. Very close by are two large archways that provide perfect back-drops for the enthusiastic underwater photographer. 10 metres | |
| White River | Close Window |
| On the edge of the Akamas Peninsular, a variety of gullies and swim-throughs produce some interesting diving while observing the many local inhabitants. 14 metres | |