Schinaria beach is located 33km south of Rethymnon, in the wider area of Plakias. The bed of the sea in this area is home to a wide variety of marine species and colorful varied flora.Deep wall diving, underwater caves, big groupers and sea turtles make Schinaria one of divers’ favorite paradises.

A small rocky island just a few meters from the shore, which can be reached from the shore or by boat. There you will find amphorae, vases and remains of an ancient shipwreck. Rock length: 300 meters. depths from 0 to 60 meters. Interesting location with many pieces of ancient.

Elephant cave is one of the most impressive and easy dives you can have in Greece! A dive into a half submerged cave with amazing stalactites and stalagmites, but also the remains of elephant over 70.000 years old max depth 10m.

Very close to the coast with easy access is this beautiful Messerschmitt Bf 109 from the 2nd world war (operation Jupiter) at a maximum depth of 40 meters.

Marathi is an open water dive spot for all levels great visibility 40m+ nice vertical wall with a lot of Mediterranean marine life max depth 40m. just 10 minutes from Chania town

The Minewaska wreck site is an incredible site if you like historical wrecks.Minevaska was a cross-ship bedded in the same shipyard with Britannic and titanic, in fact, Titanic was made right after minewaska and the same workers!! max depth 19m

Very close to the port of Marathi in Akrotiri Chania, a beautiful bay for beginners and advanced divers. A wall of very rich interest with an average depth of 18m as well as a very beautiful gorge in the shallows.

Very close to the port of Marathi in Akrotiri Chania, a beautiful bay for beginners and advanced divers. Wall with amazing visibility and marine life up to 49 meters

That an depth of 11 meters there is a boat shaft covering an area of one acre. The shipwreck hosts tropical marine life such as lionfishis diving point is 13 miles from the base of Mare Sud and is accessible by boat and by car. It is a sandy beach with a maximum depth of 12 meters. At 150 meters off the coast and

The ship wreck is lying at the depth of 12-16 m. and suitable for all levels of divers. BYRON I was a cargo ship carrying 11.000 tons of sugar. The bad weather in the area caused the wreck of the cargo ship on January of 1985, which turned the salty sea water temporarily into “sweet“ water.