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Get on board with us and explore two different dive sites of the amazing underwater Santorini. Price includes water and a small snack between the two dives.
Diving in Santorini is known for the clear waters and hence the excellent visibility, which at times can reach 50 meters. This contributes to the unique experience of diving within the caldera; which still shows signs of underwater volcanic activity.
Diving in Santorini might not be with big school of fish or very rich marine life but the biggest interest for a diver is the underwater geomorphology. The great volcanic eruptions that shook the island over the centuries have created magnificent underwater scenery giving scuba diving lovers endless options for wall dives, ship-wrecks, caves, reefs and never ending drop-offs around the Caldera and the Volcanic islets.
Please note: All dive locations are subject to weather conditions.
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Duration: 1 day
Starts: Thera, Greece
Trip Category: Water Sports >> Other Water Sports
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Get on board with us and explore two different dive sites of the amazing underwater Santorini. Price includes water and a small snack between the two dives.
Diving in Santorini is known for the clear waters and hence the excellent visibility, which at times can reach 50 meters. This contributes to the unique experience of diving within the caldera; which still shows signs of underwater volcanic activity.
Diving in Santorini might not be with big school of fish or very rich marine life but the biggest interest for a diver is the underwater geomorphology. The great volcanic eruptions that shook the island over the centuries have created magnificent underwater scenery giving scuba diving lovers endless options for wall dives, ship-wrecks, caves, reefs and never ending drop-offs around the Caldera and the Volcanic islets.
Please note: All dive locations are subject to weather conditions.
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Diving in Santorini might not be with big school of fish or very rich marine life but the biggest interest for a diver is the underwater geomorphology. The great volcanic eruptions that shook the island over the centuries have created magnificent underwater scenery giving scuba diving lovers endless options for wall dives, ship-wrecks, caves, reefs and never ending drop-offs around the Caldera and the Volcanic islets.
