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Diving & Snorkelling in Greece

Greece has the longest coastline in Europe, and its clear, warm water is made for exploring: rocky reefs, sea caves, shipwrecks and even ancient cities that slipped beneath the sea. Whether you want to try scuba diving for the first time, dive as a certified diver, or simply snorkel with the family, we can add it to your trip.

How we help

  • The right place for your trip – we suggest where to dive or snorkel along your route, for beginners or experienced divers.
  • A licensed local dive centre – every dive is run by a certified local dive centre (PADI, SSI or CMAS). We check availability for your dates and pass on your level and wishes.
  • Everything around the dive – private transfer to the dive centre, a hotel nearby and the rest of your trip, all in one plan.

Who it is for

  • First-timers – a try-dive ("Discover Scuba") with an instructor, in shallow, calm water. No experience needed.
  • Certified divers – boat and shore dives on reefs, walls, caves and wrecks, according to your level.
  • Snorkelling – easy for families and non-divers: just a mask and fins over clear, shallow water.

Diving destinations

Choose a region to see the underwater highlights and the dive centres there. We are adding more regions of Greece.

Elafonisos and Neapoli – private transfer with 4 Colours Travel

Peloponnese

Sunken cities of Epidaurus & Pavlopetri, Mani, Pylos, Porto Heli
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Clear turquoise water at Kavourotrypes, Sithonia, Halkidiki

Halkidiki

Reefs, caves & wrecks in Kassandra, Sithonia and Ammouliani
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Good to know

  • Since 2020, recreational diving is allowed along almost all of the Greek coast. Dives on underwater archaeological sites and on wrecks older than 50 years are possible with a guide from an authorised Greek dive centre.
  • Ancient objects under the sea are protected: never touch, move or take anything.
  • Certified divers: bring your certification card and logbook. Dive centres also ask you to fill in a short medical form.
  • Plan at least 24 hours between your last dive and your flight home.
  • The main season is from May to October, when the sea is warmest.

Tell us where you are travelling and what you would like to do under the water, and we will reply within 24 hours with a plan.

Header photo: underwater at Ikaria – Mary.d.aga, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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