Greece

Depth to 12 meters , 100 meters from the beach.  Sand.

It's 15 min from Athens International Airport

Porto Rafti

Boat wreck is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Greece, Attica which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Boat wreck

The north side of the reef is actually a complex of very big rocks that offer shelter to some very impressive groupers. It a dive for the more experienced divers since the depth reaches 40 meters. At the end of this complex a wall begins from about 35 meters deep giving the chance for a multilevel profile which allows the diver to enjoy the biggest part of the reef.



The groupers nest is also known as Nest.

The groupers nest

The cargo vessel Apollonia II built in 1955 hit the reef the 10th of June 1980. Today it offers a very nice dive to both novice and advanced scuba divers. Two of the biggest parts of the ship (the bow and the stern) are lying in relatively shallow water (18-24 m). Combined with the excellent visibility this site offers it's definitely a site worth revisiting.



Apollonia II wreck is also known as Apolonia wreck.

Apollonia II wreck

Camping is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Greece, Attica which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Camping

One of our favourite dive sites since you can enjoy any type of diving in this reef. Relaxing shallow dives for the less experienced and exhilarating deeper dives for the more experienced divers



Tripiti reef is also known as Makronisos.

Tripiti reef

The M/V Portugal hit the southwest side of the reef.As a result of this collision the ship broke in to two pieces. The biggest of them sunk on the reef. Today one of those pieces of Portugal is lying in a depth of 26 to 40 meters offering another exciting diving spot in the reef. 



Portugal wreck is also known as Ship wreck Portugal.

Portugal wreck

Pontikonisi is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Greece, Attica which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Pontikonisi





Barkiza is also known as Donkey Island.

Barkiza

This is about a quite old wooden fishing boat wreck.
Interesting & relaxing exploration dive... 



Simos Wreck

Warm water all year long thanks to thermal sources.
Scuba Diving is not allowed there anymore unless you get a special permission to explore the caves (because several people already died doing that) 
Fresh and sea waters are mixed there thanks to a cave system.

Snorkelling or freediving is great along the walls and at entrance of caves.

If you stay still for a few minutes, dozens of small black fish come and "clean" your skin :)

Relaxed atmosphear, bathrooms, drinks and food available.

Check out the video.

Access was 7€ per day in 2008.

Porto Rafti

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Porto Rafti