Diving packages in Greece

Discover Scuba Diving in Nea Makri, Athens

Dive into a Unique Adventure Experience the magic of the underwater world in Nea Makri, just outside Athens. Our Discover Scuba Diving program is designed to offer you a safe and unforgettable introduction to scuba diving, guided by experienced instructors who prioritize your comfort and enjoyment. Highlights • Safety First: Comprehensive theory lessons and personalized guidance ensure a secure…

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2 Tank Boat Dive

2 Tankboat dive -for qualified divers only. Includes all equipment, use of a dive computer and guide. Site options include cave dives, shipwrecks or reef dives. Please ask for schedule details on booking - dives available at 10, 12noon, 2pm, 4pm and 6pm.

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Boat ride - full day

Just accompanying friends or just wanting to get the sea breeze? We shall be happy to have you on board. You can swim or just stay on board, at both the two different sites with your own equipment and enjoy the crystal clear sea. A juice and a light snackwill be provided.

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Snorkeling Boat trips in Nea Makri, Athens ( Marathon Cape and Schinias Bay )

Overview Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of Marathon Cape and Schinias Bay, a protected Natura 2000 area. With crystal-clear waters, hidden bays, and golden sandy beaches, this snorkeling adventure offers the perfect escape into nature. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced snorkeler, our small-group excursions (up to 7 people) ensure a safe, personalized, and unforgettable…

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Divemaster to Instructor 4 weeks - Includes Dive Control Specalist

Unique Opportunity. From Divemaster to Instructor in 4 weeks. Package includes all fees, materials and certification costs. We provide accommodation (not food) and unlimited dives. The only extra requirement is you own your own dive gear for the course!

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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.