If you cannot decide which specialty programs are the best choice for you, join the SSI Advanced Open Water Diver program! With this program, you can try a variety of specialties before committing to full specialty programs. It is a great way to experience what advanced diver training is all about and how valuable it can be to your diving adventures. During the Advanced Open Water Diver Program, you will try out 5 different specialties. You will complete one open water training dive per specialty after a comprehensive briefing with your SSI Instructor. With this trial program in specialty diving, you will have total freedom to explore. You can complete the full specialty programs any time in the future and credit your Advanced Open Water Diver training towards them.

A Trip to Zenobia with Pink Divers Cyprus!Join us for a legendary dive on the MS Zenobia wreck—one of the world’s TOP 10 wrecks!Depth: 16–42 m (for all skill levels).Attractions: a 172-meter ferry, trucks on the seabed, barracudas, and turtles.With us, you gain: Safety, a Polish team, and a great atmosphere.

Many of the ocean’s best dive sites are wrecks. These impressive structures attract unusually high densities of marine life and give you the chance to immerse in living history as you dive. There is nothing quite like wreck diving and the SSI Wreck Diving specialty will give you all the skills and knowledge you need to become a safe and confident wreck diver. With a combination of academic and confined water sessions, you will be taught how to safely conduct non-penetration dives around wrecks and artificial reefs, up to a depth of 30 meters. You will also get to practice your wreck diving skills during open water training dives. All of which will ensure you can enjoy wreck diving with confidence and get the most out of every dive. Upon completion of this program, you will earn your SSI Wreck Diving specialty certification. Continue your adventures and become a wreck diver. Get started online today!

Our destination is Larnaca and the Zenobia wreck—considered one of the 10 best dive wrecks in the world.The Zenobia was built in Sweden in 1979. On its maiden voyage, the ferry set sail for Tartous, Syria, traveling from Malmö through the Strait of Gibraltar and stopping at a port in Crete and Piraeus in Athens. During the voyage, problems with the ballast management system were discovered. The ship arrived in Larnaca, Cyprus, on June 2, 1980. Due to technical problems, the ship anchored about 1.5 miles from the port. Despite the measures taken and the initial resolution of the problem, the ship listed to port and, in that position, sank to a depth of 42 meters on June 7, 1980. No one was injured during this incident; the passengers and crew were evacuated to shore.Join us for a long weekend in Cyprus—a unique island in the eastern Mediterranean, located between Turkey, Syria, and Lebanon.The first traces of settlement on the island date back to the Neolithic era, approximately 9,000 years ago. In later periods, the island was strongly influenced by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Byzantines, Romans, and Turks. This has created the island’s unique atmosphere and rich history, and the island also captivates visitors with its stunning scenery.Cyprus is an island where you can explore, go diving, and enjoy delicious local cuisine. Larnaca, where we’ll be staying, is a tourist town with a seaside promenade and countless bars and restaurants for evening relaxation.

Many of the ocean’s best dive sites are wrecks. These impressive structures attract unusually high densities of marine life and give you the chance to immerse in living history as you dive. There is nothing quite like wreck diving and the SSI Wreck Diving specialty will give you all the skills and knowledge you need to become a safe and confident wreck diver. With a combination of academic and confined water sessions, you will be taught how to safely conduct non-penetration dives around wrecks and artificial reefs, up to a depth of 30 meters. You will also get to practice your wreck diving skills during open water training dives. All of which will ensure you can enjoy wreck diving with confidence and get the most out of every dive. Upon completion of this program, you will earn your SSI Wreck Diving specialty certification. Continue your adventures and become a wreck diver. Get started online today!

By completing the Enriched Air Nitrox 40% and Deep Diving courses, you can learn how to use a new breathing gas and acquire the knowledge necessary for deeper dives, thereby opening up new opportunities for you.

A Trip to Zenobia with Pink Divers Cyprus!Join us for a legendary dive on the MS Zenobia wreck—one of the world’s TOP 10 wrecks!Depth: 16–42 m (for all skill levels).Attractions: a 172-meter ferry, trucks on the seabed, barracudas, and turtles.With us, you gain: Safety, a Polish team, and a great atmosphere.

Discover the wonders of the Zenobia shipwreck in Cyprus! Dive into history with two thrilling underwater explorations of this world-renowned site. Before embarking on this adventure, ensure your safety and readiness with a mandatory check dive. Book now to experience the magic beneath the waves!

The Zenobia Shipwreck, Cyprus… It is no coincidence that the Zenobia ship is in the ranking - Fourth TOP WRECK in the World! The remains of the 165-meter ship start at 17m. depth and reach 45m. Incredible dives, possibly the best place in the world for recreational deep diving. Visibility more than 20m. and great swimming trajectories. It takes several days and dives to see enough of it. For this we plan 2 days of diving on it, a total of 4 dives, and on the third day, we will visit another interesting ship Elpida or similar (depending on weather conditions). The last day before our departure back on the 27th, we will have the opportunity to take a tour of Nicosia, where the border zone between Europe and Asia is located, the contrast is interesting. The depths of the spots are from -17m. to -45m. on Zenobia, and on Elpida -28 meters, due to the depths of the sites the requirement is to be at least Advanced diver, equipped with diving lights and a computer. It is highly recommended to request the use of Nitrox 28% which will be beneficial for this type of dives, for longer stay at the sites. The number of the group is limited to 10 divers. Wreck diving to the breaking point - Zenobia & Elpida are the places in Europe that will make you feel majestic considering their size, whoever has been there knows! Load the cameras and lights, we have memories for a lifetime ahead. The program: 22/09 arrival and accommodation in Larnaca 23/09 2 dives Zenobia. 24/09 2 dives Zenobia. 25/09 2 dives Elpida or another similar (depending on the weather). 26/09 free day for walks around the island and Nicosia for sightseeing. 27/09 check-out and departure Larnaca - Sofia. The price for a diver is 690.00 EUR for a companion 440.00 EUR

A Trip to Zenobia with Pink Divers Cyprus!Join us for a legendary dive on the MS Zenobia wreck—one of the world’s TOP 10 wrecks!Depth: 16–42 m (for all skill levels).Attractions: a 172-meter ferry, trucks on the seabed, barracudas, and turtles.With us, you gain: Safety, a Polish team, and a great atmosphere.

Our destination is Larnaca and the Zenobia wreck—considered one of the 10 best dive wrecks in the world.The Zenobia was built in Sweden in 1979. On its maiden voyage, the ferry set sail for Tartous, Syria, traveling from Malmö through the Strait of Gibraltar and stopping at a port in Crete and Piraeus in Athens. During the voyage, problems with the ballast management system were discovered. The ship arrived in Larnaca, Cyprus, on June 2, 1980. Due to technical problems, the ship anchored about 1.5 miles from the port. Despite the measures taken and the initial resolution of the problem, the ship listed to port and, in that position, sank to a depth of 42 meters on June 7, 1980. No one was injured during this incident; the passengers and crew were evacuated to shore.Join us for a long weekend in Cyprus—a unique island in the eastern Mediterranean, located between Turkey, Syria, and Lebanon.The first traces of settlement on the island date back to the Neolithic era, approximately 9,000 years ago. In later periods, the island was strongly influenced by the Phoenicians, Greeks, Byzantines, Romans, and Turks. This has created the island’s unique atmosphere and rich history, and the island also captivates visitors with its stunning scenery.Cyprus is an island where you can explore, go diving, and enjoy delicious local cuisine. Larnaca, where we’ll be staying, is a tourist town with a seaside promenade and countless bars and restaurants for evening relaxation.