Dive two guided wreck dives on the iconic Zenobia off Larnaka with a private guide and full equipment. This advanced-level day trip combines deep wreck exploration with high visibility and strong local expertise—ideal for certified divers ready for nitrox and controlled penetration.
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You slip off the back of a small dive boat into cool Mediterranean blue and the sea seems to pull you toward a hulking shadow below. The Zenobia rises from the seabed like a sleeping giant — decks, cargo, and trailers intact — and the current teases the rigging as your guide gestures to descend.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate to strong cardiovascular fitness and recent diving experience required due to depth and potential currents
Wildlife
History
The Zenobia, a Swedish Ro-Ro ferry, sank on June 7, 1980 with cargo intact; it has since become one of the eastern Mediterranean's most famous artificial reefs.
Conservation
The wreck is now a marine habitat—do not remove artifacts or disturb life; follow guide instructions and local rules to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Private Diving at Zenobia Wreck in Larnaka today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring or rent a dive computer
Depth on the Zenobia can reach 40+ m; a nitrox-capable computer helps manage decompression and bottom time safely.
Nitrox readiness
Operators commonly require or provide nitrox—arrive nitrox-certified or plan the brief on-site training to reduce nitrogen loading.
Plan for currents and boat traffic
Surface-signal markers and good SMB practice are essential; brief with your guide about drift and ascent points.
Logbook and certification
You must show Advanced Open Water (or equivalent) and recent dive experience—bring physical or digital certification and logbook entries.
5–7mm wetsuit or semi-dry suit
Keeps you warm at depth during cooler months and on longer bottom times.
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Nitrox-capable dive computer
Required to monitor oxygen exposure and manage decompression safely on deep wreck dives.
Primary dive light and backup torch
Interior sections, overhangs and penetration need reliable illumination.
Surface marker buoy (SMB) and reel
Useful for drift control and signalling to the surface during ascents.