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| DIVE PACKAGES NOTE: Prices are per person and include the equipment listed in the itineraries, As above + full equipment:
CLUB/GROUP RATES Daily Diving Tours Including: Use of all required scuba diving equipment, 2 dives per day, lunch served on the boat, All courses include: A free shuttle service is provided for guests staying in MARMARIS area. |
Nar Island
| Depth | 30 m / 100 ft |
| Time | 60 min. or 50 bar |
| Direction of Dive |
Follow shore on left. |
| Boat Positioning |
The boat follows the dives picking them up as they surface. |
| Points of Interest |
Possibly the most underwater life you will see any there in the area. |
| Any potential Hazards |
Occasional strong currents at point of entry |
| Class of Dive |
Intermediate-Advanced. |
| Summary of
Dive Site We first dived here in 1997 early in the spring the fish life was phenominal, Grouper, Crayfish and Lobster under every outcrop of rock. It has proved to be a dived in the very mildest of weather side of the island, but while it lasts - superb! |
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Jack's Wall
| Depth | 25 m |
| Time | 60 min. or 50 bar |
| Direction of Dive |
From entry swim with shoreline with coast on ones right. |
| Boat Positioning |
From drop off, boat moves & anchors next to wall. |
| Points of Interest |
Steep rock & wall formation. Spectacular reef, shoals of jack fish (divesite's name.) |
| Any potential Hazards |
Good buoyancy control.. |
| Class of Dive |
Intermediate-Advanced. |
| Summary of
Dive Site Interesting reef & wall dive. Dive stars on a reef & finishes off along side a 300m long vertical wall. Look out for the shoals of jack fish knifing through the waters hunting for their prey. Although looking mean & hungry, jackfish are completely harmless to divers but are to watch. |
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Two Caves Bay
| Depth | 25 m / 80 ft |
| Time | 60 min. or 50 bar |
| Direction of Dive |
From the diveboat anchored in the bay, out to the caves & along the wall back into the bay. |
| Boat Positioning |
Anchored in the bay |
| Points of Interest |
2 caves. Vertical wall off the point, home to large groupers. Interesting rock formations |
| Any potential Hazards |
Good buoyancy control on the wall |
| Class of Dive |
Novice to Advanced. |
| Summary of
Dive Site Following the gentle sloping rocky headland until you reach a vertical wall in 15m of water which rounds the point. Dropping down to 25m off the wall is where you will meet the resident grouper family, continuing on you will ascend to find the entrance to 2 shallow caves. From the caves you return to the boat along a wall. Keep the wall on your right. The dive concludes with a tour of the bay. This divesite is ideal for nightdives. |
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Lighthouse Point
| Depth | 21 m |
| Time | 60 min. or 50 bar |
| Direction of Dive |
From the drop off under the lighthouse, head west along the Headland. Shoreline on the left. |
| Boat Positioning |
Boat follows & picks up in the bay. |
| Points of Interest |
Gentle sloping wall. Ancient anchors & amphora |
| Any potential Hazards |
Sometimes very strong surface currents washing around the point. |
| Class of Dive |
Intermediate-Advanced. |
| Summary of
Dive Site Once off the surface follow the rocky sloping course ranging between 10m - 30m. Take your time & you will catch site of the local inhabitants predominantly octopus of all sizes, but also morays, lobster & crayfish. Your Diveleader will brief you on the surface current situation. |
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Wreck Rock
| Depth | 25 m / 80 ft |
| Time | 60 min. or 50 bar |
| Direction of Dive |
Keep the islands shoreline either on your left or right-hand side. |
| Boat Positioning |
Either anchored in front of the rock or boat drops you off nearby, depending on the weather conditions. |
| Points of Interest |
400 years old anchors. Large amphora field. |
| Any potential Hazards |
Occasional surface currents. Good buoyancy control. |
| Class of Dive |
Novice - Advanced. |
| Summary of
Dive Site A favourite divesite for customers wanting a second look. A tiny island 100m from the shore with just its jagged rocky tip showing above the waves which in the past attracted dozens of Roman & Grecian ships onto. These boats after coming to grief on this tiny island, showered the area with amphora. Also in the area are 2 ancient anchors estimated by experts to be over 400 years old. On your circuit of the island you will come across Groupers, Moray eels & Octopus. Please remember, it is illegal in Turkey to remove even the smallest broken piece of amphora from the seabed. An excellent dive. |
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