Zenobia Ferry
Undoubtedly the best dive in the Mediterranean and one of the top ten wreck dives in the world!
The ZENOBIA dive starts at 17 metres and bottoms at 43 metres. It is completely intact and nearly 200 metres long. 108 Articulated vehicles still have their original cargo on board. Large schools of Amberjack, Conger Eels, Grouper and Barracuda along with many other species including large Tuna who choose to make this ship their home.
This dive is ideal for Open water Divers to experience a magnificent dive and also for more Advanced & Technical Divers who want to explore the many entrances to the three vehicle decks / engine room etc.
NITROX available.

HMS Cricket
The wreck of a WW2 Gunboat which survived the war and was subsequently bombed by the RAF in 1947 close to Larnaca bay and dropped to 33 metres. HMS Cricket lies upside down like many warships and can by penetrated and swum under as the currents have created a sandy dip beneath her.

Helicopter Wreck
Your opportunity to dive on an intact British Army Air Corps Helicopter sunk in 16 metres. This area is frequented by schools of Jacks, Grouper and Moray eels plus many Octopus. Ideal photographic dive.

Fraggle Rock
The wreck of a boulder carrying barge which was caught in heavy weather transporting sea wall rocks. She makes a perfect artificial reef with her many huge boulders being home to myriads of fish. At a depth of 16 metres she is an ideal comfortable dive.

Mushroom Rocks
This is a deep dive at 50 metres where there are curious rock formations in the shape of huge mushroom heads. Very large fish have been seen here. Only for serious divers due to the depths involved.

Octopus Reef
As the name suggests, if you want to see octopus, this is the place to come. We spend approximately 50 minutes swimming around this excellent shallow (10 metre) site spotting Octopus, schools of Barracuda, Jacks and the many smaller fish that live in the huge clumps of Poseidonia Seaweed to be found in this area. We have also dived with Dolphins and huge Sea Turtles at this site.

The Jetty
This is a favourite training and night dive site. The wreck of a British Army Ferret Armoured car lies in 6 metres. As this is a protected area with no fishing allowed, the marine life has proliferated and this makes the jetty a favourite Scuba & Snorkel site.