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St. George Harbour

Akamas Peninsula, Cyprus
Depth
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56ft
Visibility
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30ft - 89ft
Entry
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Unknown
Experience Level
Beginner

About St. George Harbour

St. George Harbour is a dive site nestled within a small harbor off the Akamas Peninsula. Accessible via a sandy beach, the site requires a brief swim to reach. Depths at this dive locale start at a low 3 meters and gradually decrease to 7 or 8 meters at the first swim through, abundant with vibrant sea life. Notably, there is a sizable cave situated at a depth of 14 meters. The maximal depth at St. George Harbour is approximately 17 meters. The visibility varies but can reach up to an impressive 27 meters, with the minimum visibility being around 9 meters. These conditions provide divers with a relatively clear view of the underwater environment, adding to the enjoyable diving experience. Please note the depth and visibility can change according to the weather and sea conditions.

St. George Harbour Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

Unit Settings

Terrain and Features: Rock, Cave, Wall
Entry Type:-
Max Depth:17m
Visibility Range:9m - 27m
Experience Level:Beginner
Best Gas:21% - 52% O2

Marine Life

  • Sea Bass
  • Grouper
  • Damsel Fish
  • Rays
  • Cardinal Fish
  • Bream

Weather Conditions

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Dive Site Hazards

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