Diving packages in Greece

Adventure Dives for certified divers in Nea Makri, Athens ( 2 Boat Dives )

Overview Just 45 minutes from the heart of Athens, the southern Evoikos Gulf offers a variety of dive sites ranging from tranquil explorations to exhilarating underwater adventures. Every day, we organize guided dive trips to hidden gems such as Platourada Island, Dipsa Island, and Marathon Cape. Highlights • Safety First: Dive with confidence under the guidance of an experienced and…

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Open Water certification

This globally-recognized certification program is the best way to begin your underwater adventure as a scuba diver, able to dive anywhere you wish. Personalized training is combined with practice dives to ensure you have the skills and experience required to becomecomfortable underwater. You will earn the SSI Open Water Diver certification.

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1st time Try Scuba

Enjoy for the first time the underwater world. You will get the basics on theory and then we shall dive together from a shore at no more than 4-5 meters. Free photos, towel, juice and snack.

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1 Day 2 Fun Dives

Alonissos is a scuba diving heaven!!Diving and hovering in Alonissos‘ deep blue is a fabulous experience not to be missed while visiting the island. Alonissos Triton Dive Center along with Albedo Travel organizes this experience giving emphasis on security and on respecting the natural environment.All levels welcome…. from the absolute beginner who has never been scuba diving before to more…

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Adventure Dives for certified divers in Nea Makri, Athens ( 1 Shore Dive )

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Travel to Greece

Scuba diving in Greece is relatively new activity but it is a great experience to dive there. In 2006 Greek government decided to abolish the rigid restrictions on scuba diving and since then recreational scuba diving has been possible almost everywhere in Greece. However, there are still some regulations and restricted areas. It is forbidden to remove or photograph any antiquities and all findings of antiquities have to be reported to the local Archaeological Service, Port Authority or Police. Scuba diving with breathing devices is allowed from sunrise to sunset. All the regulations were established to protect the ancient heritage, artifacts and other archeological items.

Rich marine life, hundreds of discovered and undiscovered shipwrecks and beautiful underwater rock formations (caves, caverns, canyons, walls) make this destination worth visiting. Its rich marine life offers sea urchins, starfish, crabs, lobsters, squids, octopi, etc. Lucky divers may have a chance to see turtles, seals, dolphins, tuna, swordfish, sunfish and flying fish.