Explore Limassol

Situated on the southern coast of Cyprus, Limassol is a diver's paradise known for its sparkling blue waters and diverse dive environments. The region offers something for every level of diver, from novices to seasoned experts. Beginners will find the shallow reefs and confined areas ideal for honing their skills, while more advanced divers can explore exciting underwater landscapes, including caves, arches, and narrow channels. The year-round diving possibilities are enhanced by water temperatures that range from a refreshing 17°C/63°F in winter to a comfortable 23°C–28°C/73°F–82°F during the warmer months, ensuring pleasant dives nearly all year.

One of Limassol's standout features is its marine park, home to two fascinating artificial reef wrecks. Sunk in 2014, the Lady Thetis lies at a depth of 12–20 meters, stretching 22 meters in length, while the Constantis fishing boat rests at 25 meters deep and measures 27 meters long. These wrecks, located just 300–400 meters apart, are designed with penetrable openings that invite exploration and are popular among wreck divers. Dive boats frequently visit these sites, offering 30–35 minute dives in the clear Mediterranean waters. With such varied and accessible sites, Limassol promises an unforgettable diving experience that showcases the natural beauty and underwater wonders of Cyprus.

Top Limassol Dive Sites

1. Lady Thetis Wreck

Divers can explore the Lady Thetis, a 31-meter cruise boat resting at 21 meters deep. Marine life includes octopuses and damselfish. This site is ideal for advanced scuba divers, offering an exciting wreck exploration experience.

2. Constandis Wreck

The Constandis is a 23-meter trawler located at a depth of 24 meters. Divers often encounter scorpionfish and groupers. It's an advanced scuba dive site, featuring an accessible wreck for exploration.

3. Shark Cove

Known for its submerged tunnel, Shark Cove offers a thrilling experience with a variety of reef fish. It is suitable for advanced scuba divers. The underwater formations make it an exciting dive.

4. Akrotiri

This site is abundant with marine species such as moray eels, octopuses, and groupers. It's an easy dive suitable for both scuba and freediving, offering vibrant marine life.

5. Aphrodite’s Bay

Famous for seahorses, cuttlefish, and octopuses, Aphrodite’s Bay is perfect for an easy dive. Suitable for both scuba and freediving, it's a serene site for observing diverse marine life.