FreeBalance
Chambarak highway 11 km, district Tsovagyugh, 1301 Gegharkunik, Armenia
Explora Armenia
Aunque no tiene salida al mar, Armenia ofrece un buceo en agua dulce sorprendentemente gratificante, rodeado de espectaculares paisajes montañosos. El lago Sevan, uno de los mayores lagos de gran altitud del mundo, a casi 1.900 metros sobre el nivel del mar, es el principal lugar de buceo del país. Se aplican procedimientos de buceo en altitud, lo que añade una dimensión técnica a las inmersiones recreativas. En verano, la visibilidad puede alcanzar los 10-15 metros, mientras que la temperatura del agua oscila entre 4°C en invierno y unos 20°C a finales de temporada.
Los buceadores exploran desniveles rocosos, bosques sumergidos, formaciones volcánicas e incluso estructuras inundadas a lo largo de la costa. Armenia también cuenta con canteras y embalses adecuados para la formación, la práctica técnica e incluso el Ice Diving en invierno. Unas condiciones tranquilas, menos multitudes y la experiencia única de bucear en las montañas del Cáucaso hacen de Armenia un destino inesperado e intrigante para los buceadores aventureros.
Tipo de enchufe de alimentación
C, F
Forma de pago
VISA, MC, Cir, Plus
Volcar
5-10%
Aeropuertos
EVN
Moneda
Armenian Dram (AMD)
Código de Marcación
+374
Electricidad
Voltage: 230 V, Frequency: 50 Hz
Tiempo
Armenia Time (AMT) - UTC +4
Centros de Buceo
Top Armenia Dive Sites
Lake Sevan – Northwestern Shore
Armenia’s premier freshwater site offers rocky drop-offs, submerged trees, and seasonal algae blooms sheltering crayfish and endemic Sevan trout. Suitable for recreational and altitude divers. Scuba and freediving possible. Clear summer visibility and high-altitude conditions add technical interest.
Lake Sevan – Norashen Area
Known for underwater volcanic formations and occasional flooded structures, this area hosts small fish, mollusks, and rich plant life. Best for intermediate to advanced altitude divers. Scuba diving is common, with calm conditions and depths ideal for training and exploration.
Aparan Reservoir
A quiet mountain reservoir with silty bottoms, freshwater crabs, and aquatic vegetation. Ideal for beginners and training dives, including dry suit practice. Scuba diving only. Cold temperatures much of the year make it suitable for skill development and controlled conditions.
Shamb Reservoir (Syunik Region)
Remote and scenic, this reservoir features steep underwater slopes and clear winter visibility. Divers may spot freshwater fish and dense plant growth. Recommended for advanced recreational divers. Scuba diving, with potential for technical depth exploration in selected areas.
Yerevan Quarry (Training Site)
A former quarry used for controlled dive training, featuring submerged platforms and training lines. Minimal fauna, but excellent for skills practice. Easy to advanced levels. Scuba and freediving possible. Calm, confined conditions suit courses and technical drills.