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A short, sheltered shore dive at Green Bay near Ayia Napa that tops out at 10 meters—perfect for certified divers who want easy entry, a statue garden, and a chance to see turtles. Two-hour activity with equipment provided.
A short, sheltered shore dive at Green Bay near Ayia Napa that tops out at 10 meters—perfect for certified divers who want easy entry, a statue garden, and a chance to see turtles. Two-hour activity with equipment provided.
You step off a low, rocky ledge and the Mediterranean pulls at your fins — cool, clear and bluntly honest. Green Bay opens like a shallow bowl: a short walk across sun-warmed rock, an easy shore entry, then the seabed settles away to about 10 meters where an underwater statue garden and pockets of Posidonia meadows host fish and, if luck favors you, a sleepy loggerhead turtle.
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Operated by Ocean View Diving · Ayia Napa, Famagusta District
You step off a low, rocky ledge and the Mediterranean pulls at your fins — cool, clear and bluntly honest. Green Bay opens like a shallow bowl: a short walk across sun-warmed rock, an easy shore entry, then the seabed settles away to about 10 meters where an underwater statue garden and pockets of Posidonia meadows host fish and, if luck favors you, a sleepy loggerhead turtle.
This stretch of coast outside Ayia Napa sits on Cyprus’s eastern littoral where limestone shelves and wave-cut platforms create protected bays. The bay’s geology is simple: fractured carbonate rock with sand channels and patches of seagrass that attract invertebrates and small reef fish. Modern dive installations here lean on Ayia Napa’s long summer season and a local dive community certified under SDI/TDI standards.
On a short, two-hour shore dive you’ll see statue features, small caves and varied marine life at modest depths — ideal for relaxed navigation and photography. The operation provides SCUBA equipment; bring your certification card and logbook. Check surface conditions before entry, establish a firm buddy plan for shore entries and exits, and respect the seagrass — it’s a nursery.
Practicalities: the dive rarely exceeds 10 m, making it suitable for Open Water divers comfortable with shore entries. Plan for sun exposure while gearing up, and allow extra time for rinse and kit checks. If you want turtles, pick mornings when the water is calm and visibility is best.
Green Bay rewards patient, certified divers with accessible wonder: slow descents, curious fish, and the odd turtle weaving through sculptures and blades of grass.
Yes — this is for certified divers only; you must show a valid SCUBA certification at check-in.
The maximum depth is about 10 meters, making it a shallow, easy navigation dive.
Yes, use of SCUBA equipment is included, but many divers bring personal masks and computers.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart conditions; standard medical fitness to dive is required.
Ocean View Diving operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off a low, rocky ledge and the Mediterranean pulls at your fins — cool, clear and bluntly honest. Green Bay opens like a shallow bowl: a short walk across sun-warmed rock, an easy shore entry, then the seabed settles away to about 10 meters where an underwater statue garden and pockets of Posidonia meadows host fish and, if luck favors you, a sleepy loggerhead turtle.
You step off a low, rocky ledge and the Mediterranean pulls at your fins — cool, clear and bluntly honest. Green Bay opens like a shallow bowl: a short walk across sun-warmed rock, an easy shore entry, then the seabed settles away to about 10 meters where an underwater statue garden and pockets of Posidonia meadows host fish and, if luck favors you, a sleepy loggerhead turtle.
This stretch of coast outside Ayia Napa sits on Cyprus’s eastern littoral where limestone shelves and wave-cut platforms create protected bays. The bay’s geology is simple: fractured carbonate rock with sand channels and patches of seagrass that attract invertebrates and small reef fish. Modern dive installations here lean on Ayia Napa’s long summer season and a local dive community certified under SDI/TDI standards.
On a short, two-hour shore dive you’ll see statue features, small caves and varied marine life at modest depths — ideal for relaxed navigation and photography. The operation provides SCUBA equipment; bring your certification card and logbook. Check surface conditions before entry, establish a firm buddy plan for shore entries and exits, and respect the seagrass — it’s a nursery.
Practicalities: the dive rarely exceeds 10 m, making it suitable for Open Water divers comfortable with shore entries. Plan for sun exposure while gearing up, and allow extra time for rinse and kit checks. If you want turtles, pick mornings when the water is calm and visibility is best.
Green Bay rewards patient, certified divers with accessible wonder: slow descents, curious fish, and the odd turtle weaving through sculptures and blades of grass.