Dive Sites

Big Reef

Big Reef

The most beatiful and fascinating dive site in Bodrum. Big Reef has all the diving oppotunities in it. The amphoras, colorfull fish, wreck piece such as anchors, lobsters and more. The depth starts at 7m (25 ft) to 35m (100ft)

Small Reef

Small Reef

Same but smaller than the Big Reef, but more fascinating. It lays 200 meters from the Big Reef towards Bodrum. Lots of fish swim in that Reef to be waited for seeing. The depth starts at 5m (15 ft) to 26m (50ft). 15 min. far from the harbour.

Wolf Point

Wolf Point

An ideal point for both experts and beginners. The rock formations start from 3 meters and then goes down to 20-30 meters. Murray eels, octopuses, groupers can be seen in almost every dive.

Pinar 1 Wreck

Pinar 1 Wreck

Y111 TCG Pinar 1 Navy Costguard water carring ship is a dive point in the north of Bodrum at Black island between the Bubble cave and Poyraz bay. It has a length of 37m and 7m width. Stern lies in 20m depth and descending to round 30m.

SG 115 Wreck

SG 115 Wreck

SG 115 is an old coast guard ship which was sunk by BOSAD in 2007 to be an artificial reef around Black Island.

C-47 Dakota Plane Wreck

C-47 Dakota Plane Wreck

C-47 DAKOTA is a military plane with a length of 20m and 30m of wing. Its depth start at 16m and descending to 28m.

Lighthouse

Lighthouse

It is just on the corner of the Black Island. The only place that has white corals. The rock formations start from 5 meters and then goes down to 20 meters. Murray eels, octopuses, groupers can be seen in almost every dive.

Pacoz Bay

Pacoz Bay

A bay located between Smugglers and the Lighthouse. There is a wall that starts from 8 meters to 24. Look out for octopus, moray eels, lobsters, groupers, wrasse and baracuda. Various varieties of sponges will be seen.

Smuggler's Bay

Smuggler's Bay

It is possible to dive into two directions of the bay. Look out for moray eels in the numerous cracks in the rocks. Grouper will be encountered along with several other small species of fish. Also different species of sponges will be seen.

Bubble Cave

Bubble Cave

It is on the back of the Black Island at a depth of 14 meters. The cave is full with wreckfish and lobsters. From the hole with a diameter of 1 meter at the ceiling of the cave, you go up to 6 meters. There are lots of air bubbles at the end.

Poyraz Bay

Poyraz Bay

Means Northeast wind in Turkish. This bay is always windy and is relaxing on hot summer days. An ideal point for both experts and beginners. The rock formations start from 5 meters and then goes down to 20 meters.

Flat Island

Flat Island

The Flat island is about 300-400 meters far from the Aksona Point. In almost every dive you might see, lobsters, groupers, dentex and baracuda. Additionally a 3 meter long ray, is swimming together with the divers!

Aksona Bay

Aksona Bay

This site was found by an old diver called Mehmet Aksona. Lots of amphoras and wreck pieces and anchors exist. Aksona is a dive site where Agean history lies. The depth starts 1m (4 ft) to 40m (120 ft). 30 min. far from the harbour.

South Point

South Point

Located on the south of the black island. There is a small cave. You can find amphoras and many fish in that site. Also very good opportunity for snorkellers. The depth starts at 1m (3 ft) to 35m (110ft). 30 min far from harbour

Orak Island

Orak Island

This wall is very enthusiastic for the divers. It starts 6m and goes to 90m. All exprienced and beginner divers should see that wall. 1.5 hours far from the harbour. Little bit far but gives so much pleasure!

Next Bay

Next Bay

The site is located at the next bay of Sea Garden Hotel where our dive center placed in. It is a bay where you may find lots of underwater life.

Baracuda Bay

Baracuda Bay

This bay is again very close to our dive center base where you may see schools of barracudas.

Sea Garden Bay

Sea Garden Bay

This nice bay is in front of Sea Garden Hotel where the beginners and the unexperienced divers may find lots to see

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