Top Limassol Freediving in 2026

Located just offshore from one of Cyprus’s most ancient cities, the Amathus Ruins dive site offers a unique blend of history and marine life. This shallow dive is ideal for all experience levels and rewards divers with frequent sightings of rays, lionfish, octopus, barracuda, nudibranchs, small reef fish and the occasional sea turtle gliding by. Scattered stone columns and remnants of the ancient harbour create a fascinating underwater landscape, making it a favourite for divers interested in both archaeology and aquatic life. Calm conditions and good visibility make this site perfect for a relaxed, rewarding dive with plenty to discover.

Minimum Requirement: Open Water Diver Jubilee Shoals offers an unforgettable diving experience, showcasing a rich underwater landscape that stretches over 1.3km. With depths ranging from 16 to 60m, divers of all levels can explore stunning walls, deep caves, and vibrant plateaus teeming with marine life. Keep an eye out for loggerhead turtles and schools of fish as you navigate through the mesmerizing underwater scenery. Led by experienced instructors, this diving adventure on the custom boat Barbossa guarantees a thrilling day of exploration in one of Cyprus's premier dive sites.

Minimum Requirement: Open Water Diver SCUBA diving at the Zenobia wreck is a must for every diving enthusiast visiting Cyprus. Just a quick boat ride from Larnaca, this iconic shipwreck awaits exploration at depths of 16-43 meters. The 172-meter-long MS Zenobia sank in 1980, taking her full cargo of articulated lorries with her, creating a unique underwater landscape. Divers can explore both inside and outside the wreck, revealing a vibrant marine ecosystem and fascinating remnants of the ship's history. This site is renowned among divers for its stunning visibility and diverse marine life.