Dive Greece

The second dive in the area of Pagona. Pagona Cave is an open cavern with an entrance around 25 meters deep. On your way to the cavern you have to swim towards a steep wall. As you enter the cavern, pay close attention to the cracks and crevices as you will most likely find small fish and shrimps hiding.

Diving level: All level Maximum depth: 50m This dive spot is located on the first peninsula of Halkidiki and is easily accessible by car.Approaching by boat, the dive starts at a depth of -7 to -8 meters, where you can choose to explore either left or right, swimming parallel to the underwater wall.

Pinakida dive site is located near Kelifos Island. The minimum depth is 7m and max depth is 70m+. This impressive underwater wall starts at -7 meters and extends down to about -70 meters.Divers descend along the rocky face, exploring the entire length of the wall to its deepest point.

The small piece of land you see floating on the waters of Toroneos Gulf between the Sithonia and Kassandra peninsulas in Halkidiki is Kelifos Island. The uninhabited small island covers an area of 2 square kilometers and inhabitants of Kelifos island are wild goats but it is best known for its spectacular seabed.

Kelifos Island is a great wall dive with a max depth of 60m. Visibility can range from 5m up to 20m. There are no currents and a massive range of Mediterranean sea fish can be found here, making this a great dive site for all levels of divers.

Diving level: All levels Maximum depth: 25m This area is defined by impressive underwater canyons and a rocky seabed brimming with vibrant marine life.The dramatic landscape makes it a favorite spot among local fishermen, thanks to the abundance of fish it supports.