Mediterranean View Diving Center

Three small wrecks make up a great dive on this site. Max depth 27m and a convenient shelf at 5m for the safety stop. This is the only site divers can see carnation coral and can visit a small cavern in shallow water where most of the time fresh spring water flows from the top of the cavern. The wrecks are home to a lot of marine life and ancient remains add value to this dive site.

Easy dive in a sheltered bay with a lot of marine life, ancient remains and a huge old anchor. Small caverns and gorges along the coastline. Suitable for snorkeling as well.

One of the most breathtaking dive sites in the area with a drop off from 23m down to almost 40m! Big friendly groupers and schools of bream and other small fish that follow the divers throughout their dive. Often sea rays are encountered here.

Easy dive with depth of 20-25m. Small drop offs and canyons. Morey eels and nudibranches sighted often and a big broken anchor is the remnant the reef got its name from.

Reef dive at Krikri island where we see pelagic marine life like schools of Jack fish, baracuda and sardines, sometimes turtles and very rarely seahorses. Most common mediterranean fish in abundance and some WW2 artifacts. Easy dive with depth down to 20m and for more advanced divers with max depth 30m.

Pleora point is the crossroads of pelagic marine life with the local marine species. It combines drop offs with small caverns and WW2 remains. Marine life in abundance from small fish to big groupers, nudibranches, crayfish and some invasive lionfish.