Explore Peloponnese

Diving in the Peloponnese, West Greece, and the Ionian Sea offers a captivating experience for divers of all levels. This region is steeped in history, famously connected to the mainland by the Isthmus of Corinth and known as the birthplace of the Olympic Games. Beneath its waves lies a treasure trove of shipwrecks, vibrant reefs, and fascinating marine life, making it an irresistible destination for underwater adventurers.

One of the highlights is the Andros Wreck, considered one of the best in Greece, offering an exhilarating dive through history. The Bay of Navarino, rich with 19th-century Ottoman shipwrecks, provides a unique window into the past. For those seeking beautiful marine landscapes, the Blue Canyon is an advanced diver's dream, while beginners can enjoy the accessible Atlas Reef via a shore dive. Pilos is another remarkable site, with ancient wrecks and a stunning array of sponges and coral. The seasonal variations add charm, as different marine species make their appearances throughout the year, enhancing the allure of this diving haven.

Top Dive Sites Map

★★★★★ St. George Reef North

Nice, easy dive ideal for new divers. Also a great spot for night dives where we can see a variety of life. With good air consumption this dive can last up to 90 minutes!

★★★★★ Lagoudia Wall

7 min ride with the boat from our dive center. A beautiful reef with an amazing drop. Starting from 5 to 7 meters down to 30 meters. On perfect visibility, you can admire the scattering islands lying on the bottom of the wall. A site that will satisfy the most demanding diver.

★★★★★ Minotaur Labyrinth

Ideal for both beginners and advanced divers, this unique site offers varying depths suitable for each level. Beginners can enjoy the 5m rocky shoreline and beautiful swim throughs at 3m, while advanced divers can swim across sand in search of stingrays and flat fish, eventually reaching a drop off at 20m.

★★★★★ Aspro Faro

This sheltered bay is the ideal dive site for beginners on days when the sea is not so calm! The deserted area is only accessible by boat, meaning there are always large amounts of fish for to look at, as well as a stunning view above water of the rocks against the magnificent blue sea.

★★★★☆ Südwand

Dive site with deep and shallow areas. Beautiful steep wall with a chance of crawfish and a beautifully overgrown overhang. Depth between 0 and 40m

★★★★☆ Steinhaufen

Large cairn of huge boulders, which can be searched in several places.

★★★★☆ Flintenlauf / 2-Finger-Riff

Travel time approx. 30 minutes, depth 0-40m, reef rich in fish with shallow and deep areas as well as a 50m long cave, suitable for beginners and advanced users

★★★★☆ Paternoster Höhle

Travel time about 30 minutes, depth 0-40m, mainly depths up to 40m and a large cave with a double-decker entrance/exit, suitable for beginners and advanced users

★★★★☆ Dick & Doof

Dive site with deep and shallow areas. Beautiful steep wall with a chance of lobsters and a flat canyon with great light. Depth between 0 and 40m

★★★★☆ Keri Caves

Diving site with beautiful caves in the shallow area. Depth between 0 and 12m. Travel time only 30 minutes, suitable for both beginners and advanced users

★★★★☆ Schwefelhöhle Zakynthos

Travel time about 30 minutes, depth 0-30m, several caves / grottos in the 0-12m range and a deep area up to 30m, suitable for beginners and advanced users

★★★★★ 40 Rows

This sheltered bay is the ideal dive site on days when the sea is not so calm. The deserted area is only accessible by boat, meaning there are always large amounts of fish look at, as well as a stunning view above water of the rocks against the magnificent blue sea.

★★★★★ Torbogen / Altarhöhle

Dive site with deep and shallow areas. Beautiful steep wall that ends in an archway with a chance of lobsters as well as 2 caves and a grotto depth between 0 and 40m

★★★★☆ Christosfelsen

20 minutes drive | Free descent, no flat area, susceptible to currents and only suitable for advanced divers. Depth between 15-40 meters very clear waters

★★★★★ Polymarcha

This beautiful bay has a small island lying just a short way from the shore where divers can see hundreds of fish swimming around. This calm spot makes for the perfect introduction to the underwater world for Try Scuba dives and the first dives of the Open Water Course.

Diving in Peloponnese

The Peloponnese, West Greece, and the Ionian Sea are a diver's paradise, offering a rich array of underwater experiences. Among the top dive sites is the HMS Perseus wreck near Kefalonia, a submarine resting at about 52 meters/171 feet, enticing advanced divers with its historical allure. For shore diving enthusiasts, Pylos provides easy access to vibrant reefs teeming with marine life, where divers can observe the fascinating behavior of octopuses and colorful fish in the crystal-clear waters. Unique experiences await those venturing into night dives, especially around Zakynthos, where the underwater world transforms under the moonlight, revealing nocturnal creatures. Both liveaboard and shore diving options are available, allowing divers flexibility in exploring the region's underwater wonders. Whether you're seeking thrilling wrecks or serene coral gardens, this region offers a harmonious blend of marine adventures for all skill levels.

The best Months to dive in Peloponnese

Diving in the Peloponnese, West Greece, and the Ionian Sea offers diverse and appealing conditions throughout the year. The water temperatures range from 15°C–25°C/59°F–77°F, with warmer temperatures from May to October. Visibility generally remains excellent, often exceeding 30 meters/98 feet, providing clear views of the vibrant underwater life.

While diving is possible year-round, the most favorable conditions are from late spring to early autumn. During winter, divers may encounter stronger winds and currents, particularly from the north, which can affect underwater conditions and accessibility. Despite these factors, the region remains a popular destination for divers due to its rich marine biodiversity and historical underwater sites.