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| Anna II Wreck |
Depth : Depth is limited to 30 - 35m.
Travel time: 30 min.
This wreck just sunk in mid July, 1995 and is a 60 meter cement carrier. She lays on her side in depths of 18-35 meters. This is an ideal location for intermediate and advanced divers. The wreckage itself attracts a large variety of pelagic marine life and it is not unusual to see schools of amberjacks around the hull. Due to its remote location, a small additional fee is charged for this dive.
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| Dragonisi / The Caverns |
Depth : 3 to 30m
Travel time: 1 hour ( half day trip )
This dive spot is located at Dragonisi island, an uninhabited private island, a few miles south east of Mykonos. The spectacular natural rock formations that have been dug for thousands of years from the waves, have formed caverns that are inhabited by hundreds of glassfish. The walls are covered with thousands of small yellow sea anemones, a marvel for macro photographers. During this dive it is not uncommon to have a close encounter with a monk seal. Due to the distance and duration of the trip an additional small fee is charged to cover necessary expenses.
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| Grouper Rocks |
Depth : 10 to 30m
Travel time: 16 min
Not far away from Paradise Reef to the west, Grouper Rocks reef is one of the liveliest reefs in the area. Plenty of friendly wrasses follow the divers on the entire dive. The most important point of interest of this dive though is the antiquities that are encountered throughout the dive.
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| Octopus Island / Wall Diving |
Depth : The wall drops down to 60m. Depth is limited to 30 - 35m.
Travel time: 1 hour
Situated approx. 10 miles off the South Coast of the island reached within 1 hour's time this spectacular wall offers a profusion of undersea marine life. Sea anemones, sponges, interesting rock formations are all a background to the variety of fish, octopus, sea horses, crabs, sea stars, and morays.
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| Paradise Reef |
Depth : 5 to 30m
Travel time: 15 min
We are proud of having so close to our location one of the most often dived reefs. Divers will encounter our friendly grouper Tony and hand feed the hundreds of friendly wrasses. Very good location for beginners.
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| Peloponisos Wreck |
Depth : 20 to 45m
Travel time: 40 min
Requirement: Advanced diver or higher certification
A wreck dated from the 1930s' which sank on the north eastern side of Mykonos next to a reef in the middle of the sea. She was a Greek ship named "Peloponnisos" and has been cut into two pieces. The ship remains in good shape. It is a difficult dive, though, which requires favorable weather conditions due to the wrecks' location. The reef is vivid with lots of colorful fishes and good visibility.
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| Prasonisia |
Depth : 5 to 18m
Travel time: 30 min
Perhaps one of the most spectacular dive spots, Prasonisia is considered to be a divers paradise. Littered with antiquities, this location will satisfy even the most demanding divers. A very good spot for beginners and advanced divers alike.
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| Super Paradise Reef |
Depth : 10 to 35m
Travel time: 22 min
Super Paradise Reef is located just east of Super Paradise beach and is a natural extension of the land. Octopus, wrasses, morays, and lobsters make this area unique. A true dive shelter even for the roughest weather.
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