Top Scuba Diving Spots in Halkidiki

Top Scuba Diving Spots in Halkidiki

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Before winter really sets in, we bring you the stuff that will fuel your next summer bucket list. Besides, delivering vacation awesomeness is our expertise. These are the most interesting scuba diving spots in Halkidiki for both rookies and well-experienced scuba divers.

Kelyfos islet
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Kelyfos, widely known as “Turtle” due to its shape that resembles a turtle, is a scuba diving gem. Scuba diving enthusiasts will be able to immerse themselves into the rich seabed replete with anemones, starfish, and corals of every kind of shape and color. Extra tip for the most maverick scuba divers: Here, the depth reaches 45 meters. Additionally, on the islet, every sundown comes with its own unrepeatable sky show. Be sure that you are there to witness it.

The wreck of the ship “Mytilene”

“Mytilene” used to be a German motorship that was carrying oil, wine, and cereals, from Thessaloniki to the island of Mytilene. In 1961, inclement weather, a rough storm and a hit in a reef culminated in a shipwreck. A particularity of this shipwreck is the fact that the ship still has bottles of wine that are intact. If you are a naturalist, you will fall in love with the groupers, seabreams, moray eels, etc. that stroll around the wreck. Seascape too poor for words.


Underwater cave of Errika
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Cave diving at its best. Situated in Sithonia, this underwater cave reaches a maximum depth of 35 meters. Lobsters, scampi, and scrimps nestle here. Make sure that you immerse yourself in the scenic environment made of stalactites and stalagmites. You may need a day or so to take it all in. After all,not for nothing is this list called “bucket list”. Needless to say, the component of adventure is rather prominent in this scuba diving spot.

Pirate bay

Rocks ofinimitable beauty ornament this unique scuba diving spot. Maximum depth 33 meters and sea indulgence with few equals.

Porto Valitsa
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Here, scuba divers can become fully knowledgeable about the sea biodiversity and the local ecosystem of Halkidiki. This spot’s maximum depth is 30 meters. At the same time, the craggy cliffs make the beauty of this scenery even more beckoning. The spot is also famous for its wondrous lobster and octopus shelter. In other words, heaven tier diving spot.

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