Explore Kaş’s famed Mediterranean dive sites where ancient amphora fields, wrecks and caves meet clear water and regular turtle encounters. This certified-diver trip includes all scuba equipment and a locally guided choice of sites chosen each morning for sea conditions.
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Salted air, a small harbor of wooden boats and the smell of diesel — that’s the first rhythm you feel in Kaş before the sea takes over. By midmorning the dive center gathers certified divers, the crew checks tanks and rigs, and skiffs cut through glassy water toward reefs, canyons and the occasional wreck.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–7 hours
Fitness Level
Should be comfortable with repeated moderate exertion: short boat transfers, surface swims and controlled buoyancy for multiple dives.
Wildlife
History
The Lycian coast was an active trade corridor; amphorae and anchors found offshore are remnants of ancient maritime commerce and frequent dive attractions.
Conservation
Kaş-Kekova is a marine protected area with strict no-take and no-touch rules; divers are asked to practice good buoyancy, avoid anchoring on reefs and use reef-safe sunscreen.
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Bring your certification card
Operators require proof of certification and recent logged dives for certain sites; have your card and a photo ready.
Check suit thickness by season
Water temps range from ~19–29°C; a 5mm suit is common in spring/fall while a 3mm or shorty works in summer.
Conserve your buoyancy
Many dive sites have archaeological remains — strict no-touch rules and good buoyancy protect both you and the artifacts.
Hydrate and plan surface intervals
Boat days can be long (4–7 hrs); drink water between dives and follow recommended surface intervals to reduce decompression risk.
Mask & snorkel
A well-fitted mask keeps vision clear on descent and snorkel helps conserve air on the surface.
Fins (open-heel with boots or full-foot)
Efficient propulsion is important for currents, caves and conserving air during long swims.
Wetsuit (3–7mm depending on season)
Thermal protection varies by season — a 5mm for spring/fall and thinner suit for summer keeps you comfortable.
spring
Dive computer
Tracks no-decompression limits and surface intervals for safe repetitive diving on boat days.