Dive sites in Cyprus
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Cape Greco
Ayia Napa · Famagusta District · Cyprus
Crystal-clear sea caves and dramatic underwater canyons on Cyprus's southeastern tip, with visibility reaching 40 metres.
MV Zenobia
Larnaca · Larnaca District · Cyprus
A 172-metre Swedish ferry lying on her side at 42 metres, consistently ranked among the world's top ten wreck dives.
Green Bay
Protaras · Protaras · Cyprus
A sheltered shore diving site in Protaras featuring submerged sculptures, ancient amphora replicas, and a rocky reef alive with Mediterranean species, making it one of the best training and recreational dive sites in the eastern Mediterranean.
Dive centers in Cyprus
Cydive
Paphos · Paphos · Cyprus
PADI 5-Star IDC center in Paphos offering Zenobia wreck diving and Mediterranean reef exploration.
Scuba Tech Diving Centre
Limassol · Limassol · Cyprus
Technical and recreational dive center in Limassol with trimix support, Zenobia trips, and Cyprus coast diving.
Marine Divers
6 · Paphos · Cyprus
ABC Dive Club
Ikarou 21 · Paphos · Cyprus
Nereus Dive Center
Pafos 8204 · Paphos · Cyprus
Sun Seals Divers
Geroskipou 8204 · Paphos · Cyprus
Abyss Dive Center
Chlorakas Ave 4-shop 1 · Paphos · Cyprus
Kalliopi Dive College
Poseidonos Ave · Paphos · Cyprus
Coral Bay Divers
Pegeia 8575 · Paphos · Cyprus
Diving in Cyprus
Dive sites in Cyprus include cave, wreck, reef locations across Famagusta District, Larnaca District, Protaras. Each location includes depth, conditions and environment type to help you plan safely.
Use the region and city navigation above to narrow your search, or explore individual site pages for detailed conditions, entry type, skill requirements and nearby alternatives.
FAQ
What certification do I need to dive at Cape Greco?
Many Cape Greco dive sites are suitable for Open Water divers, with shore-accessible caves starting at just 5 metres depth. The deeper canyon dives reaching 40 metres require Advanced Open Water certification. Several sites are also popular for Discover Scuba Diving introductory experiences due to the calm, clear conditions.
When is the best time to dive Cape Greco in Cyprus?
Cape Greco is diveable from March through November. The peak season is June to October, with water temperatures between 24 and 28 degrees Celsius and visibility regularly exceeding 30 metres. Spring and autumn offer cooler but exceptionally clear water. The area is exposed to easterly winds, so check conditions before heading out.
Can I shore dive at Cape Greco?
Yes, Cape Greco is one of the best shore diving locations in Cyprus. Several sites, including the popular Caves site, can be accessed directly from the rocky coastline. The sheltered nature of the bay provides calm conditions on most days. Boat dives are also available from nearby Ayia Napa and Protaras for the more remote sites.
What certification do I need to dive the Zenobia wreck?
Open Water divers can explore the exterior at depths of 18 to 28 metres. Advanced Open Water is required for deeper sections and guided penetration dives into the cargo holds. Wreck Diver specialty certification is recommended for those wanting to explore the interior more extensively. The deepest point at 42 metres suits experienced deep divers.
When is the best time to dive the Zenobia in Cyprus?
The Zenobia is diveable nearly year-round thanks to Cyprus's mild climate. The best conditions are from April to November, with water temperatures ranging from 20 to 28 degrees Celsius and visibility of 20 to 30 metres. Summer months can see thermoclines, but overall conditions remain excellent. Winter diving is possible but cooler at 17 degrees.