If you're looking for a rich variety of diving in waters that are pleasant year-round - with lots of marine life on offer - head to Ayia Napa. Beginner divers can find calm conditions with stunning visibility, while more advanced divers get the caves, canyons and tunnels they're looking for. There are also some great artificial reefs - boats sunken in recent years and now teeming with marine life - to enjoy. The Nemesis Wreck and the Liberty Wreck stand out here, both lying at 25m.
Shore diving is superb around Cape Greco, with many of the most popular dive sites in the area located around the stunning natural reservoir due to its calm, clear waters and lack of dangerous currents and tides. This makes Ayia Napa a superb place to learn to dive, but of course the more advanced sites further out also make it ideal to further your diving experience and take your journey to the next level.
Waters and weather will be warmest during these months, with the warmer water temperatures positively influencing the position of the thermocline and the marine life available to see.
Lots to see to satisfy all types of diver. Enjoy moray, groupers, soldier fish, turtles and pipefish, along with beautiful underwater caves featuring octopus, cuttlefish and lobster. A particular highlight during the hotter months are sand urchin and starfish, with small wrasse, bream, rainbow wrasse and maybe even a bullnose ray on offer.
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