Turtle Rock

Paphos, Cyprus

Depth

72ft

Visibility

41ft - 123ft

Entry

Unknown

Experience Level

Beginner

About Turtle Rock

Turtle Rock is a notable dive site located in Cyprus, known for its intriguing rock formations. The dive site is accessed from the same location as Novas Bay, giving divers the unique opportunity to explore two sites in one trip. The underwater landscape at Turtle Rock descends to depths slightly exceeding 20 meters, presenting an exciting exploration opportunity for divers with varying levels of experience. The visibility at Turtle Rock ranges approximately from 12.5 meters to 37.5 meters. This wide visibility range provides divers with the chance to observe the marine life and the rock features in different light conditions. Despite the depth, divers can still perceive the stunning underwater views. Please note that this information can vary depending on the season and weather conditions.

Turtle Rock Dive Info: Key Characteristics and Details

Unit Settings

Terrain and Features:	Rock
Entry Type:	-
Max Depth:	22m
Visibility Range:	13m - 38m
Experience Level:	Beginner
Best Gas:	21% - 44% O2

Marine Life

Various

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