Scuba Diving Ayia Napa – Have Fun with Marine Life


Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea and is located in the eastern Mediterranean. Cyprus has warmer islands and, as such, tends to have a large influx of tourists throughout the year. Cyprus is famous for scuba diving, with the water temperature remaining pleasantly above 25C well into October. Cyprus has a longer diving season than most of its competitors nearby.

For scuba diving in Ayia Napas, you will be amazed after seeing that the clarity of the sea, often vital to good diving, is also excellent. Visibility of more than 30 metres is not uncommon, and the seas are also usually calm. In Cyprus you will find many types of dive sites such as Zenobia, Larnaca, Lady Thetis, Limassol, Consdandis fishing boat, Grenn Bay, and many more.

If you are looking for a rich variety of diving that is pleasant with lots of marine life on offer, head to Ayia Napa. Scuba diving in Ayia Napa is the ideal place for those looking for sun, sea, and marine life at any time of year, with the perfect warmest temperature influencing the position of the thermocline and the marine life available to see.

Ocean View Diving is a SDI and TDI dive centre and is attached to the Senator Hotel Apartments in the Town of Ayia Napa on the Beautiful Island of Cyprus. The island holds beautiful dive sites which are great for beginners and more seasoned divers. We also have the world famous wreck of the Zenobia, which is one of the top rated wrecks to dive in the world.

We are more focused on giving our guests a more personal approach by catering for small groups. At Ocean View Diving, we are committed to giving our customers the best experience possible, so they can have some fantastic moments that will last a lifetime. Visit our website at https://www.oceanviewdive.com/courses/children for more information.

Location: Cyprus

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