Depth: 16m-20m
Visibility: 30m
Access: Boat dive
Level: Open water +
Description: The shipwreck “Nestor” is a decommissioned Greek Navy tugboat deliberately sunk in April 2025 to create an artificial reef and diving park in Embros Gialos Bay, Crete. It rests at a depth of roughly 16–20 meters and is a popular attraction for recreational scuba diving, offering accessible wreck exploration.
Depth: 5m-40m
Visibility:30m
Access: boat dive
Level: Scuba diver +
Description: Our newly discovered dive site got the name “Nudies cliff” due to the high amount of different kind of nudibrachs we count every time we visit for a dive. The dramatic cliff line helped to complete the name “Nudies cliff”.
If nudies are your thing, you should not miss this dive whilst in Crete.
Depth: 5m-36m
Visibility:30m
Access: boat dive
Level: Scuba diver +
Description: Our new dive spot got the name “Zebra Garden” thanks to the dozen of nudibrachs we count every time we go for a dive. The rich “garden” of sponges & soft corals make it look like a garden, therefore “Zebra Garden” was born.
If nudies are your thing, you should not miss this dive whilst in Crete.
Depth: 1m-9m
Visibility: night dive
Access: boat dive
Level: Open Water +
Description: This Majestic cave is probably the best dive site Crete has to offer. Explore the fossils of an elephant in a submerged cavern in Crete with 2 magnificent domes. Admire unique formations of stalactites and stalagmites.
Our diamond, and unique dive site is the amazing “Elephant Cave”. Since operating the dive center, this dive site has been rated from experienced divers from all around the globe as one of their top 10 best dive sites around the world.
The submarine Cave of Elephants is located in Drepano area of Akrotiri, in Chania prefecture and out of Souda Bay.
For this dive site, we gather up in our dive center no2 located in Georgioupolis, right in front of the Kalivaki beach.
History of the Elephant cave:
A cavern of stunning beauty was the last home of a group of rare elephants that lived in Vamos, thousands of years ago. When the sea level rose, an unsurpassable wall of water blocked the access to this stunning natural monument, protecting it from man’s destructive interference.
A series of incredible coincidences and games of fate had to happen for the cave to be discovered and explored, in year 2000. It was accidentally discovered by a local fisher during underwater fishing.
Stunning combinations of white and red stalagmites and stalactites cast a spell to every diver been there. It was a unique discovery, as the laboratory and the scientific announcements that followed, have proved. The elephant of the cave had characteristics that have not been found anywhere else. And so scientist gave it the name “Elephas Chaniensis”.
After detailed search, all of the bones that were not stuck to the caver’s floor were taken to department of Historic Geology and Paleontology of the University of Athens. As it was proven the fossils bones belonged to elephants and deer. Taking under consideration the data collected, the age of the Cretan Elephant estimate somewhere between 50.000 and 60.000 years old.
Elephant cave
DESCRIPTION
The caverns entrance is 3,5 to 10 metres deep and is about 9 metres wide. Dark and mysterious, it is only a few metres away from the – vertical at this point- seashore.
THE CEILING
Emerges from the water, 40 metres away from the caver’s entrance. It’s highest point is 13 metres above the surface.
THE STATIGRAPHY
The upper layer consists mostly of dwarf deer and micro mammals. In the underlying layers we find Elephas Chaniensis and normal deer bones. Two molars attached to the cave floor, 3m below water surface
THE BOTTOM
Its entire surface is covered by water. The depth ranges from a few centimetres to 4m.
THE DIMENSIONS
The main cave chamber is 120m long and its average width is 25m. The caves overall length is 160m long.
THE COLOR RED
Gorgeous white and red formations decorate the ceiling and floor.
The red stalagmites owe their colour to the amount of aluminium and iron oxide contained in the caverns stratum.stalctites stalagmite
Please feel free to contact us for any questions or bookings.
TEACH THE WORLD HOW TO DIVE
Make your dreams come true and contact us for the opportunity to become a dive professional! Combine your work with lots of fun & participate in our IDC that will teach you everything you need to know to become a successful PADI Open Water Diver Instructor.
If you have a passion for scuba diving, you like people, got tired of your 9-5 job and want an extraordinary life – become a PADI Instructor. Teaching scuba diving allows you to share your love of the underwater world with others while doing what you enjoy – being in, around and under water. PADI Open Water Scuba Instructors and PADI Assistant Instructors are the most “wanted” dive professionals around the world because they’ve completed the program that sets the standard for training dive professionals. You earn a PADI Instructor rating through hard work and commitment, but you’re rewarded with a job that lets you share incredible underwater adventures with others, transforming their lives for the better and enriching yours.
The Instructor Development Course (IDC) is made up of two parts – the Assistant Instructor (AI) course and the Open Water Scuba Instructor (OWSI) program. Most dive professionals complete the entire IDC and go on to attend an Instructor Examination (IE), which is the final step to earn a PADI Instructor certification.
A PADI Divemaster who has been a certified diver for six months may enroll in the PADI Instructor Development Course. You also need:
In seven days, the IDC teaches you to conduct all PADI core courses. You’ll be able to organize and present information, conduct skill development sessions and control open water dives. With the days passing, you become a better public speaker and get really good at demonstrating skills while watching out for student diver safety.
Key topics include:
Participate in our IDC course starting every year & teach the world how to dive.
Next Dates are 5.3.2022-14.3.2022 & November 2022
Get the best training from experienced course director in Greece.
Feel free to contact us for further assistance or any questions you may have.
Diving at night is a whole new experience, as day creatures retire and nocturnal organisms emerge.
While diving at night you can discover a different side of our underwater world. Explore a new, exciting underwater environment, as many marine animals are nocturnal.
Bali is the dive site we have chosen for this exciting and amazing experience, its protected bay allows us to admire with safety the nocturnal marine life that “comes out” during the hours of darkness, such as: Octopus, Lobster, Morey, and many others.
Night diving definitely changes the way we see marine life.
The experience and calmness of night diving cannot be compared with any other form of scuba diving. It is completely different. Dive slowly at night and you will find it exciting and relaxing at the same time.
Night diving can be a breathtaking and fascinating act. So what is stopping you? Contact us for more information or bookings.
One for the kids.
The Bubblemaker program introduces the incredible underwater world to our younger adventurers.
Bubblemakers get a chance to:
What scuba gear will your child use?
In the Bubblemaker program, participants get a basic introduction to how to use scuba gear, how to clear a regulator and mask, and an overview of breathing.
Under the constant supervision of one of our instructors, the day will begin with an informative briefing on Scuba Diving and the equipment use.
The highlight of the day is the excitement of the fun and games in the sea while breathing underwater for the first time in full Scuba gear for children
Duration: half day
Depth: 2 metres/6 feet
Diver Prerequisites: 8 -10 yrs old
Basic swimming skills
