Shinaria Beach

This dive site is Schinaria beach, located 33km south of Rethymnon, Crete, Greece. It's characterized by a diverse seabed with abundant marine life and colorful flora. The dive site offers a mix of deep wall diving and exploration of underwater caves. Navigation is generally straightforward, following the underwater walls and keeping an eye out for cave entrances. There is no specific known historical significance attached to this particular dive site, but its natural beauty and rich biodiversity make it a popular location. The marine life is abundant and varied, including large groupers, sea turtles, and a wide array of other fish species. The colorful and varied flora adds to the visual appeal of the underwater landscape. Divers and snorkelers can expect to see a vibrant ecosystem. The best time to visit Schinaria beach is during the summer months (June-September) when the water is warmest and the visibility is at its best. The calm seas typical of the summer season also make the dive site safer for divers and freedivers. While the area is generally suitable for all levels of divers, it's advisable to check weather and sea conditions before embarking on any dive. Freedivers should pay attention to depth limits and always dive within their comfort zone and skill level.