Gallipoli Wrecks Dive Center

It sank in a collision with the ship Dimos on February 19, 1968. 125 m. The steam ship, 1530 gross tons, is lying on its side on the port side at the bottom, having sunk due to the impact it received from its starboard bow. Its silhouette appears at 30 meters and its deepest point ends at 47 meters.

A beautiful ship wreck from The Gallipoli campaign in the First World War. It was damaged by the collision with the ship “Kalyan“ which was escaping from the fire by Turkish cannoneers while it was loading ammunition on 16 August 1915. Located at a depth of 27 meters. The dimensions of 33,6 x 6,5 meters.

Büyükkemikli Bay, It is an enjoyable diving spot with its interesting rocky bottom structure and clear water and rich bottom life. it is the openest point of Saros Gulf to mediterian sea

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.

Original shipwreck sunk during the Gallipoli war. There are unexploded ordnance inside the wreck. Contact with ammunition can cause serious problems. This wreck is suitable for diving by experienced divers.

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.