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Scenic view of the rocky coastline and turquoise waters at Loutra, Halkidiki, Greece.

Loutra

Located just a short distance from our dive center, we explore two unique dive sites that will amaze you with both their underwater wonders and breathtaking surroundings.

Aggeleti's Rock : Across the Gods

Unknown to divers, the site is majestic, decorated by pinnacles with a view to Mount Olympus on the horizon. Although we don’t go deep, the profile being suitable for divers of all levels of experience, the bottom is fascinating: on the right side, you visit tunnels and caves, the top of which is open, and, on the left side, you dive a reef. Its rocky bottom is covered by plants and marine life in abundance: octopuses, sargus fish, red mullets, starfishes, nudibranchs, anemones.
Coastal view of Aggeletis Rock in Halkidiki, Greece — a secluded rocky cove with turquoise waters, ideal for snorkeling and diving. Dive Greece.

Porto Ilios: "The bubblemaker"

Just under the Spa’s hill, where the thermal source is, the site is unique for the magnificent view of gas bubbles coming out of the sand bed in the water. But it is not only this geophysical particularity: on the left side, the deepest, one we could meet groupers, sargus fishes, yellow amberjacks while in the right side we encounter very often murmurs and a lot of shellfishes.

Avlaki : The Big Blue

The diving site, an ancient port, is on the west side of Kassandra peninsula, at the end of Thermaikos Bay. It is famous for its crystal clear water, its variety of life and its beautiful precipices. Sand and beautiful rock formations alternate all over the seabed. Avlaki in Greek means “furrow” and, actually, the rock sloping massif forms a furrow that you follow as you go deeper. Furthermore, in that site, it is unlikely to meet other divers underwater, but the passing of dolphins is not to exclude!
Rocky beach and clear waters at Avlaki in Halkidiki, Greece. A natural spot ideal for snorkeling, diving, and nature walks. Dive Greece.
A stunning drone shot of a sheltered bay in Halkidiki, Greece, with snorkelers floating over turquoise waters surrounded by pine forest and rocky coastline. Dive Greece snorkeling tour destination.

Valitsa Bay : “The popular”

This spot, located on the east side of Kassandra peninsula, is near The Cape of Paliouri.

Left coast - Porto Valitsa

The left side of Valitsa Bay is also known as Porto Valitsa. You start your dive following a sandy path among a posidonia forest. Then, the bottom becomes rocky and progressively deeper with steps and, big rocks, and overhangs with vegetation are scattered all over the place. There, you may see moray eels, octopuses, groupers and sargus fish.

Right coast - The Myth of Wall Diving

The entry point is easy to approach, even though the shore is very rocky. Your dive will begin at about 4 – 5m and, very quickly, the field of sea grass is succeeded by the boulders. Progressively, you go deeper till you reach the vertical façade. Looking carefully at the front, but also at the crevices and holes of the wall, you are going to see crinoids, lobsters, crabs and other creatures of all sizes and shapes.


We also dive at Koursaros, Kanistro, Kalogria Beach in Sithonia, and several other exciting spots.

Mytilini Wreck

On the west side of Kassandra peninsula, lies Mitilini wreck (its name comes from the homonymous capital of Lesvos, a Greek island in the Aegean sea). The German flag cargo ship is 40m long and lies entire at a depth of 20 m. Mitilini sank in 1961 by hitting a reef during a big storm. It was fully loaded with bottles of wine, some of them still lying intact all over the boat. The wreck is a favorite spot for dolphins and tunas, as well as moray eels, groupers and sargus fish. Oysters, corals and fan worms decorate it.

* Site available from May to mi-June and from mi-september to the end of October

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Approche
personalisée

Chaque plongeur est unique pour nous. Nous adaptons notre approche à vos besoins, à votre planning et à votre rythme d'apprentissage personnel, afin que vous vous sentiez en sécurité, confiant et que vous puissiez apprécier chaque instant.

Des moniteurs
multingues

Nos moniteurs parlent français, anglais et grec. Ils sont toujours disponibles pour répondre à vos questions et échanger avec vous, assurant ainsi une communication claire et un soutien à chaque étape.

Une équipe de formation expérimentée

Nos moniteurs travaillent ensemble depuis plusieurs années, formant ainsi une équipe solide et cohérente. Leur expérience, tant commune qu’individuelle, garantit une formation de qualité, avec une priorité absolue sur la sécurité et le confort.

Protéction de
l'environment

Nos sites de plongée sont situés dans une zone protégée Natura 2000, ce qui renforce notre engagement en faveur de la conservation et du respect de l’environnement marin.

Equipement
modern

Nous appliquons les directives des autorités grecques ainsi que les protocoles des fabricants (Cressi, Coltri, etc.), afin de garantir que tout l’équipement — du tuba aux bouteilles — est correctement révisé et renouvelé régulièrement. 

The diving experience with us

A large octopus resting on a rocky reef, photographed during a scuba diving tour with Dive Greece in Halkidiki, Greece. The octopus blends naturally into its underwater environment.
Close-up underwater macro shot of a vibrant purple and white nudibranch crawling on a colorful coral reef. Captured during a Dive Greece macro photography dive in the Aegean Sea.
Scuba diver swimming through a natural underwater tunnel formed by large volcanic rocks. Captured during a Dive Greece exploration dive in Halkidiki, Greece. Crystal clear water and light rays create a surreal cave-like view.
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A Mediterranean moray eel (Muraena helena) peeks out from its hiding spot in a colorful reef. Photographed during a reef dive with Dive Greece, this elusive predator is common in rocky habitats of the Aegean.
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A rare spotted sea slug (nudibranch) resting on a vibrant Mediterranean reef alongside an orange starfish. Captured during a macro dive with Dive Greece, this photo highlights the stunning marine biodiversity of the Aegean Sea.