Private Adventure Dive – Explore the Legendary Zenobia Wreck in Cyprus
Dive into the depths of history and mystery at the Zenobia Wreck, one of the world’s top wreck diving sites. Located near Larnaca, this massive 178-meter-long ferry sank in 1980 and now rests between 16 to 42 meters deep. The Zenobia offers an unparalleled diving experience with its intact cargo of trucks, spacious decks, and vivid marine life thriving throughout the wreck.
Adventure Dive Event price 179 Euro/pers – book a dive day with 2 dives, same dive spot and save a lot: Price 2 dives 250 Euro, all in.
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Explore the underwater world in Cyprus with your private guide. For all levels, adapted to you. Christal clear water, on reefs or wrecks. Click here for more informations.
Welcome to our vibrant gallery featuring the incredible underwater world of Cyprus. Through captivating photographs of our dive tours, events, and courses, we invite you to explore the crystal-clear waters and spectacular marine environments that make Cyprus a top diving destination. Each image is designed to inspire and allure, encouraging you to book one of our many diving adventures.
Join us and explore the underwater world of Cyprus.
Experience the Magical Underwater World of Cyprus
Cyprus offers divers of all levels the opportunity to discover an underwater realm filled with astounding visibility and rich biodiversity. From the beginner diver to the seasoned veteran, the waters around this beautiful island promise unforgettable experiences.
- Crystal-Clear Waters: Dive into the pristine waters of Cyprus, where visibility can extend up to 40 meters, allowing for exceptional underwater photography and exploration.
- Impressive Wrecks: The seas of Cyprus are home to an array of sunken ships, each with its own story and thriving ecosystem. These wrecks, accessible to divers of various skill levels, offer a thrilling glimpse into the past and a haven for marine life.
- Rich Marine Biodiversity: Encounter everything from colorful reef fish to intriguing cephalopods and majestic sea turtles. Cyprus’s waters are a dynamic habitat for a wide array of marine species, providing divers with endless moments of wonder.
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- Visit our website to book your diving adventure in Cyprus today. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the underwater world and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Zenobia Wreck Adventure – guided dives – with us is certainly a very special experience.
You too can experience it, all you have to do is book in. Click on the picture to see some new photos from this event.
Explore this impressive wreck with your very experienced guide in a safe environment, with schools of fish and with a bit of luck you can also see turtles and barracudas.
Welcome to an extraordinary journey into the underwater realm of the Zenobia wreck, nestled off the shores of Larnaca, Cyprus. Our curated photo gallery offers a tantalizing glimpse into this legendary dive site, inviting you to embark on a scuba diving adventure unlike any other.
Unveiling the Zenobia Wreck: Submerged since 1980, the Zenobia is a testament to both human engineering and natural beauty. This Swedish cargo ferry, now resting peacefully on the seabed, attracts divers from across the globe with its intact structure and intriguing marine life. Our collection of photos captures the eerie yet captivating atmosphere of this underwater marvel, showcasing its expansive hull, marine encrustations, and the vibrant ecosystem it hosts.
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Welcome to Sancytours, your premier dive center in Cyprus! We are dedicated to providing you with an unforgettable diving experience at the world-renowned Zenobia Wreck. This magnificent wreck is consistently rated among the top 10 wreck dives in the world, making it a must-visit for diving enthusiasts.
The Zenobia Wreck, a 172-meter-long Swedish roll-on/roll-off ferry, sank on its maiden voyage in June 1980. Located just off the coast of Larnaca, this underwater marvel offers a unique blend of history and adventure. As you descend into the clear Mediterranean waters, you’ll be greeted by the sight of this colossal wreck, lying on its port side at depths ranging from 16 to 42 meters.
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