Peloponnese

Diving in the Peloponnese peninsula of Greece is a journey through history and geology. The region is famed for its clear Ionian and Aegean waters, which hold ancient secrets, including shipwrecks laden with amphorae and submerged archaeological sites. Divers can explore dramatic underwater landscapes shaped by volcanic activity, featuring impressive caves, caverns, and steep drop-offs. The unique combination of historical artifacts resting on the seabed and stunning natural topography makes it a truly distinctive European diving destination, offering more than just marine life encounters. The diving conditions are typically Mediterranean, with calm seas and excellent visibility, often exceeding 20 meters, especially during the summer months. Water temperatures are comfortable, ranging from cool in the spring to warm in late summer. Peloponnese is perfect for divers who appreciate a mix of adventure and culture, providing an opportunity to combine world-class historical sightseeing on land with captivating underwater explorations. With sites suitable for all experience levels, from shallow, sheltered bays to deeper, more challenging wrecks and caves, it promises a memorable dive holiday.