78 results for Port St. Johh

Old 50 foot fishing trawler addition to the artificial reef (tires in-bedded in concrete), thus other name "Uniroyal Reef". Dive site is do-able from shore, with scooters or fairly long surface swim, many use kayaks to get there. Bottom is about 70 feet, top of boat around 55 feet. Hull is penetrable (try not to kick up the silt), pilot house cool place to check out as well. TURTLES hang out here…

Cave diving for advanced divers!A 700+m cave.More at PlongeeSout

I've heard that there is a wreck quite close to the shore? Will update after my fist visit here

Kelp & sandy floor. Very nice beginer dive.

Nice corals structures (around 15m deep). Reef species.

Weather permitting this is one of the best, boat accessible sites, in Paphos. Features one long swim-through that must be seen as words cannot describe it.

The bay is located just south of Sozopol and is part of a very remarkable place called "Budjaka". This is a place where you can see many species inhabiting the Black Sea. There are also many beautiful underwater rocks. Another attraction in underwater bay is huge ancient anchor. The depth is from 6 to 20 m, and near the coast and less than 5 meters. The place is suitable for both beginners and…

Except if you stay outside, this is a cave dive for certified divers only!Deepest expeditions (Approx 1.500m long):-147m, reached by M. Douchet in 1993-172m, reached by J. Meynie in 2005

Some fishes in the first meters, then a barge right to the entrance wall at 27 m. There is also an old motobike at 20 m. Viz is poor, cos of the muddy floor.

Start the dive starts from the creek, to the SE along the coast between 10m and 25m.There are many rocks, with white gorgonians. Also look for sea slugs...

A French freighter became the second victim of Smiths Rock. The remains of the boilers greet you as you first approach the remains of the St Paul. Amongst the twisted handrails and superstructure lies hidden treasures of time gone by.

The British sub chaser that hit the Hebe in WWII. The St. Cathan is loaded with fish.

A retired 20m live-a-board dive boat sunk off the end of the El Galleon Pier in 1995, this is good start to begin exploring the reef fronting Small Lalaguna Beach. After some time enjoying some large snapper that live on the wreck, the current will propel you up to another wreck, The Speedboat, in 12m/40'. This little wreck is a real favourite since giant frogfish reside here, watching large…

This was my first time a this site. Visibility was around 5- 10 ft., it was almost low tide. I heard that around high tide is much better vis. I also heard in the early summer you might get to see baby hammerhead sharks, but I didn't see any myself. Because of the changing tides there was a slight current. There were a variety of fish there, and some coral.

This site is situated near the beach so it's very shallow and easy for beginners. It's also interesting because you can dive there regardless of tide.You can find there all the fixed fauna of Basque Coast, cuttlefishes.One seahorse use to live there but I'm not sure he's still livingvery interesting for macro photographerMain problem: this beach is the only one with no waves so very crowded in…

This site was more popular in the past when the pier existed. But there is still enough life here, to make it worth while.

This is not the greatest dive in Brittany. Yet, is it a very easy one that can be done at naytime of the year as the area is well protected (very rare around here !). This a macro photography dive site. Do not expect to see anything bigger than your hand.