Kea Scuba Diving

The sea bottom around Kea and also the strait between Kea and Makronissos provide great chances for scuba diving in Greece. Due to the strong sea currents, this region is better suitable for experienced divers. However, some reefs and underwater caves in Kea are also nice for beginners.

The most important Kea diving site is the wreck of the famous HMS Brittanic, sister ship to the Titanic. This wreck is found at 120 m depth, making accessible only to experienced divers. A 100-year-old wreck is also French cargo ship Burdigala, close to Korissia port. Very interesting Kea diving spots are the Koundouros Reef and the underwater parts of Ancient Karthea town.

Here are some diving centers in Kea. Each diving center is presented with detailed text, photos, and a point on Google map. If you have visited any of these diving centers, feel free to write your review. All request forms are sent directly to the diving center manager so that you can book a diving course with them or ask any question.