Abyss Dive Centre

The Cynthiana is a great dive site offering a number of different dive routes and has some of the best marine life off the shore in Cyprus. This dive site is used for first experience dives but it also has a lot to offer divers of all experience levels. With depths up to 20m there are 2 large reefs, swim throughs, gullies, walls, overhangs and a range of different landscapes to explore. The Cynthiana is also one of the most regular places for spotting turtles on dives and is an annual territorial area for a number of greens and loggerheads.

A great dive site, with the same entrance as the Amphitheatre. The dive sites is taking you South, with great bottom compositions to a depth of 27 metres.

A beautiful dive site with natural underwater amphitheatres, also a wall going from 1mtr to 14 mtrs, a large crater and always a great dive

One of my favourite sites, a large swim thru and several other swim thrus, max depth 20 mtr if certified in deep diving otherwise we dive to a depth that you are comfortable with. Large areas of sea grass for feeding turtles and beautiful topography, always a must to dive this.

This dive sites, has a varied dive depth from 5 metres to 22 metres. The bubble cave is a nice sized cave with porous rocks, allowing the divers air bubbles coming through the rocks, creating a curtain of bubbles. Suitable for all divers.

The Vera-K is a Lebanese freighter that ran aground in 1972 and was later used for target practice. As a result of this it was blown up due to being a hazard to passing vessels in 1974. It is still in four main sections and the bridge is fairly intact. It lies completely submerged in a crater at 11m. The top of the crater which surrounds this wreck is only around 5-7m deep which makes it great for snorkelers and new divers. Drop into the crater by the bridge and take a look inside! Due to the explosion and length of time the wreck has been underwater we no longer swim through the bridge. From the rear of the bridge you can see all of the inside which is beginning to slowly crumble. The side sections of this wreck offer the perfect home to resident marine life, including octopus and cuttlefish. Towards the back of the crater there is a large archway with multiple entrances as well as a series of swim throughs. Maximum depth on this dive site is 12m as you exit the archway.