Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Muğla

Big Reef is a 4.0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Turkey, Aegean, Bodrum which is accessible from shore based on 1 ratings.

Recently sunk scuba attraction sitting dead flat on the bottom at 30 m. Good visibility and well marked shot line, deco stop done by chain at 5 m. Mostly stripped out so should be safe for penetration dives, not much in the way of wildlife present yet but it is only recently sunk. By boat from Oludeniz or Fethiye Coastguard Wreck is also known as CG121.

Fantastic wall dive! 1.5 hours from the harbour

Octopuses, Groupers... Approx 15 min by boat.

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One of the medium-level difficult dive sites around the Bordum peninsula. The surface and deep streams are usually strong. IT's a wall-type dive which starts from the south-eastern cove of the island. Reef structures are formed and species of Moray, Congar Eel, Groupers and Barracudas can be observed. Rarely, Caretta Caretta sea turtles can be seen at the bottom. Very joyful dive site... Kargi Island is also known as Kargı Adası.

Many amphorae, groupers, nudibranchs Black island Pinar 1 is also known as Black island.

An ideal point for both advanced divers, open water divers and beginners. It is possible to dive into two directions of the bay. Look out for moray eels in the numerous cracks in the rocks. The rock formations go down to approximately 26 meters deep. Groupers will be encountered along with several other small species of fish. It's common to encounter the cave sweepers different species of sponges in a small cave inside the bay. Bodrum

TCG 115 is a former Turkish Coast Guard Boat intentionally sunken on 16th July 2007 for scuba diving. Draught has been 1,40m with a displacement of 70 tons. It has been equipped with two 1360 hp Mercedes engines which allowed a max. speed of 18 kts. Arming has been one 40/56mm Bofors gun and two 20mm Oerlikon machine guns. The crew has been 1 officer, 5 NCOs, 2 contracted NCOs and 8 enlisted men. The engines and other potential hazardous material had been removed before sinking the boat. Now the wreck is lying between 19-27m, so according to Turkish diving laws, minimum certification requirement for diving this wreck is CMAS**/AOWD. It is perfectly suitable for first wreck diving experience. TCG 115 wreck is also known as Kara Ada.

great easy access boat dive,enter the water at 6m from the end of the valley and swim to shore keeping reef to your right,seen some good size rays here a massive amphora standing undamaged,big shoals of damsel,white bream,lots of parrot fish,squid,and crabs.wall elements and varied bottom composition,stunning beach with great people. access by boat from lykia world dive centre olu deniz

Westernmost point out of Oludeniz

a wall dive,boat access only,some very deep drops here and a lot of cold water thermo clines,wall is fairly good but can be a bit dark in early morning. access by boat from lykia world diving centre olu deniz The Waterfall is also known as Waterfall.

lots of broken amphora jars and bits of wreckage scattered'safe ga dive with loads of unusual geology at 6m isolated rock laying just below the surface.access by boat from lykia world diving olu deniz Pinnacle Rock is also known as Kabac.

a great,easy to navigate shore div,rays,squid,loads of bream shy groupers,swimthrough and huge rocks,fresh water thermo clines at 6 m,a truly relaxing diveon a stunning location access by foot about 10 min walk from lykiaworld dive centre,some equipment is availiable at this end of the beach,so not to much lugging of cylinders needed

Delikli Magara is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Turkey, Aegean, Bodrum which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Poyraz Koy is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Turkey, Aegean, Bodrum which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

this site is easy to find and just a short walk from the diving centre.beach access can be tricky if the surf is high due to stony beach.navigation is usually ok because you will be guided.A stony beach gives way to large boulders at about 2m and at about 6m you have a mainly sand base.There is an old cast iron pipe which you follow and continue untill you reach a reef which starts at 12m and tops out at about 18m.There is loads of wildlife here and it never fails to surprise me on what you may see.I have seen very large grouper,rays ,gurnards,eels,jack fish,bait balls tuna and even turtles and slipper lobsters. access via lykia world diving centre. olu deniz Octopus reef is also known as Kidrak beach.

site of a failed construction project that was destroyed by a storm prior to completion.site shows lots of flattened 300mm pilings which are now home to eels, groupers,soldierfish,white bream and occasionly rays and gurnards. via lykia world diving centre olu deniz Construction is also known as House reef.

Paradise island is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Turkey, Aegean which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Kirburnu is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Turkey, Aegean which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

many flint or stone cannonballs scattered around,ancient anchor,and very old rigging and shackles,good access by boat from lykia world olu deniz access by boat,

It's an out sorted C 47 A Dakota from the Turkish Air Force, intentionally sunken on 1st of July 2008 for scuba diving. Overall length is 19,57m with a span of 28,96m, equipped with two Pratt&Whitney R-1830-93 engines. Originally it was mostly used for transport of paratroops. Originally located in shallower waters, by the storms and currents of the last winters, meanwhile the wreck is broken apart and it glided down to its present depth. According to Turkish diving laws the minimum diver qualification for this depth is CMAS**/AOWD. Meanwhile I don't recommend diving inside any more, because of the instable structure and a lot of stuff dangling around. Also entering is not necessary because everything of interest can be seen from outside. Douglas C 47 A Dakota airplane wreck is also known as Pacoz Bay.