Advice for diving Lighthouse in Greece

At the north of Skala beach, the rocky coastline provides an u/w landscape of walls and rockslides, that create an ideal habitat for most Mediterranean species. In this dive site, marked by the Capros lighthouse, rocks scattered among Posidonia sea grass provide a heaven for all the kinds of breams, wrasses, brown meagres and octopus, especially when water is bellow 23 C, until the end of June and from the beginning of September. Huge schools of juvenile saddled sea breams and damselfish, along with often by-passing Loggerheard turtles, create an u/w scenery so full that rarely can be matched by Mediterranean waters.

The average depth of the dive is 8m, and the max 17m, for divers of all levels. The usual visibility is 25 m and temperature ranges between 24-26 C in summer months. Occasionally there might be weak currents.

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