Dive Sites in Cyprus
25 dive sites and underwater attractions
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Three Stars
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
Elikoptero
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 8.63m
wreck
Dive Site 9467256677
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 2.98m
wreck
MAV Achaios
📍 Akrotiri
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
Cyprus
Farsas II
📍 Limassol
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
Church Bay
📍 Peyia
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
Constandis
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 23m
wreck
Vera K
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
Dive Site 9426250230
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
Dive Site 9426250229
📍 Limassol
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
Trans Divers
📍 Protaras
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
Laboe
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 17.5m
wreck
Nemesis III
📍 Paralimni
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 13.73m
wreck
Dive Site 9467256650
📍 Paralimni
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 12.95m
wreck
Alexandria
📍 Larnaca
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 21.86m
wreck
Dive Site 9451260299
📍 Larnaca
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
Ελπίδα
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 27m
wreck
Limassol
Dive Site 9467217350
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 1m
wreck
Larnaca District
Zenobia Shipwreck
📍 Larnaca
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 13.95m
wreck
MS Zenobia was a Swedish-built Challenger-class RO-RO ferry launched in 1979 that capsized and sank in the Mediterranean Sea, close to Larnaca, Cyprus, in June 1980. She now rests on her port side in approximately 42 meters (138 ft) of water and was named by The Times, and many others, as one of the top ten wreck diving sites in the world.
Dive Site 9454287333
📍 Zygi
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
⬇️ Max depth: 5.08m
wreck
Dive Site 9451260300
📍 Larnaca
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
Famagusta District
Paphos District
White Stars
📍 Paphos Municipality
🌊 Mediterranean Sea
wreck
About Diving in Cyprus
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