The Elpida was a Greek container ship and the name means hope in Greek. She is about 70 metres long and lies now near Larnaca in Cyprus at a depth of up to 30 metres.
The general areas and the bridge are between 20 and 14 metres deep.
The top of the masts is 10 metres and the wreck stands upright on the seabed, making it very photogenic. Our Event with a private scuba guide includes one dive with full equipment, rubber boat transfer to the dive spot and pick up service Larnaca and Agia Napa Area.
Event price 159 Euro/pers.
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The Elpida is the largest of several ships sunk to strengthen the marine ecosystem and restore marine life off Cyprus. The Elpida was sunk on 7 December 2019, so is still quite „young as a wreck“ and therefore well preserved.
Elpida, translates as hope, in active service she was a Greek container ship. Now she lies upright at a depth of just under 30m on the seabed.
The Eplida is about 70 m long and 10 m wide, so that you as a diver can make a very extensive dive here, because the main deck of this impressive wreck lies between 20 and 22 m, so that there is enough no-decompression time.
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Often referred to as the Titanic of the Med, the Zenobia is regularly voted one of the top 5 or 10 wreck dive sites in the world.
Dive here and you’ll see why. Our Zenobia Wreck programm includes 2 dives at the Zenobia wreck.
You are interested? Then let’s make unforgettable dives together, adapted to your wishes and who know´s, if you want more.
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