Surf Club Keros

This Mediterranean reef dive with shore access begins at 5m and slopes down to 22m, offering dynamic topography and varied routes. Suitable as an advanced diving site yet adaptable for different levels, it typically features good visibility that enhances exploration in crystal clear waters.

This deep shore dive in Samothraki begins with a gradual descent before turning into a steep sandy slope. A rapid depth transition beyond 10m suits certified deep and technical divers. It offers extended bottom time potential and is suitable for decompression dives, with a vast abyssal landscape at depth.

Ideal for beginner divers and training dives, it combines rocky seabed formations, Posidonia seagrass meadows and sandy patches. With easy shore access and a maximum depth of 7m, it offers a safe and controlled environment for skill development, while excellent visibility enhances the vibrant Mediterranean colors.

At 18-22m a large reef forms through a sequence of massive rock formations, with peaks rising to around 15m. Access is by boat and the site suits OWD and Advanced divers. Typically good visibility, possible current and numerous cavities add interest to the exploration.

At a maximum depth of 14m, large rock formations create underwater pinnacles and maze-like routes ideal for exploration and fun. Access is by boat and the site suits newly certified divers andfamilies with children, offering a safe and comfortable environment for relaxed dives.

At this point, there are two landing boats sunk in the Çanakkale war. These two shipwrecks are a diving point where they will have enjoyable moments, especially for underwater photographers, with their colorful appearance and liveliness.