Discover Amphora Reef, a unique dive site named after a 17th-century Turkish cargo shipwreck. The amphorae left behind have become part of the reef, offering a fascinating blend of history and marine life beneath the waves. Encounter a variety of marine life, including turtles, stingrays, lionfish, and many other fish. The maximum depth is 170 meters. There are shallow caves.
Highlights
- Whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver, this site offers an easy pontoon entry and a gently sloping coral reef teeming with life.
- Encounter turtles, moray eels, lionfish, clownfish, and Napoleon wrasse. Keep an eye out for rays, manta rays, and even the occasional dolphin or the docile reef shark (not harmful to humans).
Dive Details
- Pick-up is offered, but not included in the price as price varies by location
- Dive Types: Cave, Beach, Reef, Wall, Archaeological, Cavern
- Suggested Gear: Booties, Camera, Dive Computer, Shorty, Wetsuit
- Entry Points: Shore, Other
- Marine Life: Tuna, Jackfish, Turtles, Dolphins, Moray Eels
- Maximum Depth: 170 meters (557 feet)