For daring divers that love wrecks, this dive has been described as one of the best in the world for its size and pristine condition. The seawater preserves the wreck at 15-40 meters so there is plenty to explore for beginners and experienced divers. You will want to dive Cyprus again and again.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 42 meters<\/p>\n
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The world famous Zenobia shipwreck. Photo Credit: Wikipedia.<\/p><\/div>\n
2. The Blue Hole, Gozo (Malta)<\/strong><\/h2>\nOn the west coast of Gozo lies Dwerja, a place of extraordinary natural beauty. The Blue Hole is a very popular dive here, given the absurdity of its formation. It is a naturally formed, vertical chimney, 25m deep and roughly 10m wide. 8m down the chimney is an arch that connects to the open sea \u2013 making for an exciting dive for all levels of divers.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 27 meters<\/p>\n
3. Secca Della Colombara, Italy<\/strong><\/h2>\nThese calm Mediterranean waters feature a steep wall decorated in beautiful coral and sponges whilst shoals of barracuda, amberjack and crayfish pass by. Keep the wall to your right and follow it to find a wreck. It has been voted one of the best dives in Europe.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 35 meters<\/p>\n[the_ad_group id=\"1249\"]\n
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4. Punta Omo Morto, Ustica, Italy<\/strong><\/h2>\nA great dive site that is always tranquil due to its sheltered location. It\u2019s a fantastic dive for mixed ability groups who want to see plenty of wildlife. In the caverns, there\u00a0is always plenty of fish and even a chance to spot large conger eels and shrimp. This is a perfect alternative dive if rough weather prevents diving in the other sites around Ustica.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 18 meters<\/p>\n
5. Anchor Bay, Malta<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe strong north-easterly winds of Malta<\/a> can make some of the dive sites too risky to explore. Anchor Bay, however, is sheltered, and safe to dive even when the winds pick up. There\u2019s a large underwater cave where you can usually spot eels, grouper fish and parrot fish. This is a great dive for beginner to intermediate levels.<\/p>\nDepth \u2013 max 28 meters<\/p>\n
6. Chios Island, Greece<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe shores of this Greek island are home to undersea caves, paths, colorful rocks, reefs, and walls. It is great for all levels of divers who want to explore the abundance of underwater flora and fauna in Greece<\/a>.<\/p>\nDepth \u2013 max 32 meters<\/p>\n[the_ad_group id=\"1250\"]\n
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7. HMS Maori, Malta<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis wreck dive is really something quite unique. The HMS Maori was sunk in the Grand Harbour of Malta\u2019s capital city Valletta by a bombing and now rests in Marsamxetto Bay. The wreck is teaming with marine life like octopus and scorpion fish. HMS Maori is great for intermediate and advanced divers.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 18 meters<\/p>\n
8. Crystal Lagoon, Comino (Malta)<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe breath-taking island of Comino is the jewel of the Maltese archipelago. The bright turquoise-waters are beautiful, and the dive site is shallow and safe, perfect for beginners. Although marine life may be sparse, the crystal clear waters and the sunshine rays make it a stunning experience.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 15 meters<\/p>\n
9. Diamond Rocks, Kilkee, Ireland<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis cold-water dive is a world away from the warm Mediterranean waters but offers an equally thrilling experience. The sheltered bay is filled will rocks, gullies and sea life. You will be mesmerized by the shimmering quartz that gives the site its name. This dive is ideal for intermediate and experienced divers.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 40 meters<\/p>\n[the_ad_group id=\"1251\"]\n
10. The Booroo, Isle of Man<\/strong><\/h2>\nFor hardy divers in their dry-suits, the temperate waters of the Irish Sea offer a world of unspoiled topography. The dramatic cliff line of the coast hosts clear blue waters and brightly colored fish. The tidal streams bring in an abundance of life but are best for experienced divers.<\/p>\n
These calm Mediterranean waters feature a steep wall decorated in beautiful coral and sponges whilst shoals of barracuda, amberjack and crayfish pass by. Keep the wall to your right and follow it to find a wreck. It has been voted one of the best dives in Europe.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 35 meters<\/p>\n[the_ad_group id=\"1249\"]\n
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4. Punta Omo Morto, Ustica, Italy<\/strong><\/h2>\nA great dive site that is always tranquil due to its sheltered location. It\u2019s a fantastic dive for mixed ability groups who want to see plenty of wildlife. In the caverns, there\u00a0is always plenty of fish and even a chance to spot large conger eels and shrimp. This is a perfect alternative dive if rough weather prevents diving in the other sites around Ustica.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 18 meters<\/p>\n
5. Anchor Bay, Malta<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe strong north-easterly winds of Malta<\/a> can make some of the dive sites too risky to explore. Anchor Bay, however, is sheltered, and safe to dive even when the winds pick up. There\u2019s a large underwater cave where you can usually spot eels, grouper fish and parrot fish. This is a great dive for beginner to intermediate levels.<\/p>\nDepth \u2013 max 28 meters<\/p>\n
6. Chios Island, Greece<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe shores of this Greek island are home to undersea caves, paths, colorful rocks, reefs, and walls. It is great for all levels of divers who want to explore the abundance of underwater flora and fauna in Greece<\/a>.<\/p>\nDepth \u2013 max 32 meters<\/p>\n[the_ad_group id=\"1250\"]\n
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7. HMS Maori, Malta<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis wreck dive is really something quite unique. The HMS Maori was sunk in the Grand Harbour of Malta\u2019s capital city Valletta by a bombing and now rests in Marsamxetto Bay. The wreck is teaming with marine life like octopus and scorpion fish. HMS Maori is great for intermediate and advanced divers.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 18 meters<\/p>\n
8. Crystal Lagoon, Comino (Malta)<\/strong><\/h2>\nThe breath-taking island of Comino is the jewel of the Maltese archipelago. The bright turquoise-waters are beautiful, and the dive site is shallow and safe, perfect for beginners. Although marine life may be sparse, the crystal clear waters and the sunshine rays make it a stunning experience.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 15 meters<\/p>\n
9. Diamond Rocks, Kilkee, Ireland<\/strong><\/h2>\nThis cold-water dive is a world away from the warm Mediterranean waters but offers an equally thrilling experience. The sheltered bay is filled will rocks, gullies and sea life. You will be mesmerized by the shimmering quartz that gives the site its name. This dive is ideal for intermediate and experienced divers.<\/p>\n
Depth \u2013 max 40 meters<\/p>\n[the_ad_group id=\"1251\"]\n
10. The Booroo, Isle of Man<\/strong><\/h2>\nFor hardy divers in their dry-suits, the temperate waters of the Irish Sea offer a world of unspoiled topography. The dramatic cliff line of the coast hosts clear blue waters and brightly colored fish. The tidal streams bring in an abundance of life but are best for experienced divers.<\/p>\n
The strong north-easterly winds of Malta<\/a> can make some of the dive sites too risky to explore. Anchor Bay, however, is sheltered, and safe to dive even when the winds pick up. There\u2019s a large underwater cave where you can usually spot eels, grouper fish and parrot fish. This is a great dive for beginner to intermediate levels.<\/p>\n Depth \u2013 max 28 meters<\/p>\n The shores of this Greek island are home to undersea caves, paths, colorful rocks, reefs, and walls. It is great for all levels of divers who want to explore the abundance of underwater flora and fauna in Greece<\/a>.<\/p>\n Depth \u2013 max 32 meters<\/p>\n[the_ad_group id=\"1250\"]\n <\/p>\n This wreck dive is really something quite unique. The HMS Maori was sunk in the Grand Harbour of Malta\u2019s capital city Valletta by a bombing and now rests in Marsamxetto Bay. The wreck is teaming with marine life like octopus and scorpion fish. HMS Maori is great for intermediate and advanced divers.<\/p>\n Depth \u2013 max 18 meters<\/p>\n The breath-taking island of Comino is the jewel of the Maltese archipelago. The bright turquoise-waters are beautiful, and the dive site is shallow and safe, perfect for beginners. Although marine life may be sparse, the crystal clear waters and the sunshine rays make it a stunning experience.<\/p>\n Depth \u2013 max 15 meters<\/p>\n This cold-water dive is a world away from the warm Mediterranean waters but offers an equally thrilling experience. The sheltered bay is filled will rocks, gullies and sea life. You will be mesmerized by the shimmering quartz that gives the site its name. This dive is ideal for intermediate and experienced divers.<\/p>\n Depth \u2013 max 40 meters<\/p>\n[the_ad_group id=\"1251\"]\n For hardy divers in their dry-suits, the temperate waters of the Irish Sea offer a world of unspoiled topography. The dramatic cliff line of the coast hosts clear blue waters and brightly colored fish. The tidal streams bring in an abundance of life but are best for experienced divers.<\/p>\n6. Chios Island, Greece<\/strong><\/h2>\n
7. HMS Maori, Malta<\/strong><\/h2>\n
8. Crystal Lagoon, Comino (Malta)<\/strong><\/h2>\n
9. Diamond Rocks, Kilkee, Ireland<\/strong><\/h2>\n
10. The Booroo, Isle of Man<\/strong><\/h2>\n