Wreck of the Achilleas

The Wreck of the Achilleas is a dive site featuring a Greek shipwreck that unexpectedly exploded and sank in 1975. The wreckage now rests at a shallow depth of 11 meters, making it a suitable exploration site for divers of all experience levels. It presents a unique opportunity to explore a relatively recent maritime disaster in a controlled and safe environment. The visibility in the area varies, with a minimum visibility of approximately 8.5 meters, potentially extending up to 25.5 meters on a good day. This makes it an ideal dive site for photography or those interested in marine archaeology. The conditions surrounding the Achilleas wreck offer divers an accessible way to experience a historic wreck without the challenges often associated with deeper, less visible sites.