This dive site is excellent for Beginners and we use this site very often for our Discover Scuba Diving Program and with divers if they have been inactive for a longer period. Easy entry and exit point with a maximum depth of 10 Metres. Just  about 20 Metres outside the Bay there is a rock where you will be surrounded with fish like Ornate Wrasses, Rainbow Wrasses, Zebra Breams, Two - banded Breams, Damsel Fishes and often young Groupers.  It looks like the diver is in an Aquarium. Further out in the sand there are often Umbrella Snails and Sea Hares to be seen.

Here we have to walk downhill a bit to reach the entry point. We use this Dive Site for our Open Water Training and Advanced Open Water Training as it provides there every depth needed for Training. from 1 Metre down to 40 Metres. This is as well a perfect place for our Fundivers. On the entry point is a rocky plateau and it slopes gently down into deeper areas. If one dives more to the right you find a drope off down to 9 Metres where the bottom is covered with sea grass. A perfect dive site for U/W Photography. Diving into the easterly direction brings one to a sandy slope (looks like a skiing slope) and it looks really good in the middle of all the sea grass there. Here we are turning up into shallower depthes which brings as to a Wall. It looks really beautiful when the sun hits the Wall. Here we are turning left and diving in between 12 or 10 Metres depth backward to the entry/exit point, passing a few caverns which are full with Cardinal fishes. A good place to observe during the period of May and June huge schools of young barrakudas. In deeper waters around the 30 Metre mark we see very often Veil Slugs of about 50 to 60 cm in diametre.

The Chapel, a holy place. Over steps downwards we reach the entry point. Right at the entry point is a huge cave above sea level. If the old stories are true then this site has been used to guard the captured slaves until the boat came to pick them up as it is a well hidden place. With a giant stride we enter the water. It dropes rather quickly into deeper waters. At 20 Metres ithe bottom becomes flat again but it still slopes gently down to a depth of 40 and more Metres. Diving around the rock brings us into the Bay and there, in shallow water, in around 5 Metres depth there are tousands of broken amphora pieces. This site offers very often Spiny and Spanish Lobsters.

Most probable the most spectacular dive site in the area of Protaras with some nice cavern systems. Average depth is 9 Metres and maximum depth 16 Metres. Since late last year the way down has been worked over and one can very easy approach the entry point there. Right under the entry area is already a medium size cavern and it has two big holes in the ceiling which can be used as an exit. It looks great when the sun is shining through these two holes. The dive starts in the southerly direction along a wall and after about 100 Metres the rocky formation transforms into a sandy pool. Diving approximately 50 Metres over this sandy bottom brings you to one of the cavern systems on the left side. Please keep your consoles/gauges close to your body as it gets rather narrow through this cavern. On the exit of this cavern we turn right towards the shoreline again which brings us into a pool like area where we are turning 90 degrees to the right to dive through a large overhang which ends again in a cavern. On the ceiling in there you can see often Triton Shells on the rocks. After this overhang we are diving to the actual cavern which gives space for 3 divers beside each other. The bottom consists of bebbles so visibility is nearly always very good in this cavern. The entrance is about 1.5 Metres in diametre and opens up inwards. After about 6 Metres there is big hole in the ceiling which grants you direct access to the surface. Continuing through the last two thirds of this cavern the ceiling becomes a bit lower but there is still enough space for 2 or 3 divers beside each other. Looking towards the end of this cavern you will see the  exit in the shape of the Island of Cyprus which looks really cool. Watch out for Mermeids Veil Corals on the ceiling of the cavern. On the exit we are turning to the right into a little canyon with rocks left and right and with many little holes and crevices which offer a lot of different marine life. Diving around the rocky plateau we are coming to the sandy area in about 16 Metres of depth. Here watch out please, there are often sting rays out in the sand. This dive site offers everything a diver is looking for. Again Spanish Lobsters, Moary Eels, Sea Slugs, Octopus, and Sting Rays can be observed nearly on every dive.

A beautiful and interesting Dive Site, suitable for any Certification Level with a maximum depth of 12 Metres. There are some column/pillars and some small busts to see which gives the dive site an ancient character. Again a good place to find Umbrella Snails of about 15 cm in diametre and Spanish Lobsters and schools of Trumpet Fish. A prefered place for earaly morning dives. Yes, we do dive often already at 05:30 hrs to watch the sunrise. Really spectacular.