Two guided dives on the Zenobia—one of the world’s top wrecks—explore stern trucks, bow compartments and optional penetrations to 30 m. This full-day boat trip includes gear and transport and requires Advanced certification.
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Salt stings the air as the taxi boat slips away from Larnaca's pier and the hull of the Zenobia rises in the dive briefing like a submerged city waiting for you.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate to strong fitness—comfortable with repeated descents to 30 m and managing equipment in boat operations
Wildlife
History
The Zenobia sank in 1980 while heavily laden with trucks and became an artificial reef and one of the Mediterranean’s most celebrated wreck dives.
Conservation
Divers are encouraged to avoid touching the wreck to preserve fragile structures and local operators run briefings on low-impact practices to protect marine life.
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Certification check
You must be Advanced (or equivalent) and able to dive to 30 m; bring proof of certification and recent dive log.
Surface interval planning
Expect a 6-hour window—pack a light snack and confirm whether lunch is available on the day’s taxi boat.
Penetration rules
Only penetrate the wreck with guide permission, a reel, and a backup light; follow team protocols to avoid silting and disorientation.
Health screening
Not recommended for pregnant divers or those with heart/spinal conditions—disclose medical conditions before booking.
Full scuba kit with redundant light
Primary and backup lights are essential for any wreck penetration and dim interior spaces.
summer
Reel and DSMB
A reel ensures safe penetration/exits and a DSMB aids surface signaling during boat pick-ups.
3–5 mm wetsuit or thicker (seasonal)
Water temperatures vary—bring an appropriately thick wetsuit for protection and thermal comfort.
spring
Logbook and certification card
Proof of Advanced certification and recent dive history is required at check-in.