
Choose Your Underwater Adventure
Personalized journeys for every diver
Book for any Occasion
Unforgettable underwater adventures for special moments
Family Adventure
Create lasting memories exploring Cyprus's underwater world together.
Team Building
Perfect for corporate team building events, company milestones, and team celebrations. Strengthen bonds and create unforgettable memories with your colleagues.
Cyprus Marine Life
Discover the Mediterranean's underwater ecosystem
Loggerhead Sea Turtle
The most common sea turtle in the Mediterranean. These gentle giants can often be spotted in shallow waters, especially around sea grass beds.
Green Sea Turtle
Less common than loggerheads but occasionally seen in Cyprus waters, particularly in protected bays.
Stingray
Graceful bottom-dwelling rays that glide along the seafloor. Often seen in sandy areas and shallow bays.
Seahorse
Delicate and fascinating creatures that are masters of camouflage. Often found in seagrass beds and around rocky areas.
Nomad Jellyfish
Captivating but dangerous drifters. These jellies can grow up to 10 kg (22 lbs) with bell diameters of 40-60 cm (16"-24"), reaching up to 90 cm (35.4"). Be sure to steer clear as they have venomous stinging cells in their mouth arms that can cause very painful injuries.

Squid
Intelligent cephalopods with remarkable color-changing abilities. Often seen in deeper waters and around wrecks.

Starfish
Beautiful echinoderms found on the seafloor. Various species can be spotted in Cyprus waters, adding color to the underwater landscape.
Mediterranean Parrotfish
Found in shallow reefs and rocky shores, these colorful fish feed on algae with their distinctive parrot-like beak. They play a crucial role as reef "doctors," keeping Mediterranean reefs healthy by removing dead and expanding algae, much like their tropical cousins shape coral reefs.

Lionfish
A major invasive species in Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean, rapidly spreading from the Red Sea via the Suez Canal. Thriving in warmer waters, they devastate native fish populations due to their voracious appetite and lack of predators. Cyprus is a hotspot for this invasion, leading to significant research and removal efforts.

Marbled Rock Crab
Pachygrapsus marmoratus, widespread in Mediterranean coastal waters. Recognizable by its dark violet-brown carapace and reddish-orange legs and claws. Found in intertidal and shallow subtidal zones, often on rocky or mixed substrates.
Meet your Guides
Passionate freedivers sharing the underwater world

Lucia S.
AIDA 3 Master Freediver
“Lucia has been connected to the water since childhood. She trained with a swimming club, holds a lifeguard certification, and worked as a swimming instructor in Sydney. As a certified freediver and yoga instructor, she brings a calm, supportive approach that helps others feel safe, relaxed, and confident while enjoying the underwater world.”

Jaro P.
AIDA Freediving Instructor
“Jaro is a certified AIDA freediving instructor with more than 10 years of experience in freediving. He has taken part in several freediving competitions and advanced training courses. With a strong focus on safety and technique, he loves guiding others to experience the beauty, calm, and freedom of freediving.”





















