Spend a full day diving the clear waters off Myrthianos Plakias with two guided shore dives, small groups and 30m visibility. Ideal for photographers and certified divers who want calm seas, dramatic rock gorges and a beach taverna lunch between dives.
Spend a full day diving the clear waters off Myrthianos Plakias with two guided shore dives, small groups and 30m visibility. Ideal for photographers and certified divers who want calm seas, dramatic rock gorges and a beach taverna lunch between dives.
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Operated by Dive2gether Crete · Myrthianos Plakias
Ten Days of Fun Diving • 20 Dives (Fifth Day) is an eight‑hour shore‑based dive experience run from Dive2gether Crete in Myrthianos Plakias, Greece. You meet at the small centre before being fitted and briefed, then head to reefs that fall away into blue with 30‑meter visibility. Underwater the landscape is raw: jagged limestone ledges, narrow gorges cut into the coast and steep drop‑offs that tumble into the depths. Rock pinnacles and overhangs create corridors where rays, groupers and amberjacks patrol; moray eels tuck into crevices and octopus rearrange pebbles as they forage. Posidonia seagrass beds sheet the sandy flats in the shallows, filtering light into the clearer channels below. Above water, the shoreline is a patchwork of small beaches and a seaside taverna where lunch after the first dive is a ritual. What makes this day special is how the local geometry turns routine dives into small discoveries. Guided in groups of six, the team keeps the pace relaxed, emphasizing safety and close attention to buoyancy and navigation. The schedule pairs two immersive 45–60 minute dives with time to warm up, dry off and eat at the beach taverna; transport to the dive site is included if you need it. Guides take photos you can buy at the end of the day so you can focus on the moment, not the camera. This operation is a singular part of the Plakias recreation scene because it combines shore access, calm seas and extraordinary visibility—conditions that are not universal across Crete. For photographers and new advanced divers, the rocky formations and small gorges offer sheltered corridors that behave differently on each dive. Shore dives also keep the day flexible: if the sea state calls for it, you can upgrade to boat dives through the dive school. Practicalities: bring your scuba certification, logbook and a swimsuit; the shop provides air and weights and offers full equipment rental. Everyone fills out a medical form and must meet fitness guidelines; the minimum age is 10. Arrive ten minutes early to check in with the QR code you receive. This is a day for methodical explorers who prefer measured, high‑visibility diving in a small‑group setting. Expect to surface with new species in your logbook, a full tank of easy memories and the scent of grilled fish from the beach taverna—Crete’s coastline is both classroom and relative of the sea, with a living shore that rewards repeat visits. The group size is capped at six, keeping attention personal; air and weights are included, and shore parking is free when you drive yourself. Guides can sell the full set of photos for 20 € at the end of the day—an easy way to keep dive memories daily.
moderate.
8 hours.
Requires good general fitness for repeated dives and gear handling; ability to swim comfortably and manage equipment for two dives.
Minimum age is 10; younger divers must meet certification standards for their age group.
Air and weights are included; full equipment rental (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, mask, fins, snorkel, dive computer) is available for an extra cost.
Lunch is not included; the itinerary includes time at a beach taverna where you can buy a meal.
Yes — there is an option to upgrade from shore to boat dives in person at the dive school subject to availability and extra cost.
Guides take photos during the dives; the full set can be purchased for 20 € at the end of the day.
Everyone must complete medical paperwork to confirm fitness for diving. Pregnant women or those attempting pregnancy should not dive.
Coastal diving off Crete happens against a long local maritime tradition; small fishing communities and tavernas have supported visitors for generations.
Respect posidonia seagrass and avoid fin kicks over meadows; follow guide directions to minimize contact with sensitive habitats and pack out any trash.
Dive2gether Crete is a dive and snorkelling operator based in Myrthianos Plakias, Greece. The centre organizes a range of guided experiences including boat diving, shore diving, family snorkelling trips, PADI Try Scuba sessions and marine biology dives focused on seagrass restoration. Many trips run in small groups and include safety briefings, local site orientation and underwater photos provided after the activity. Boat diving options feature a comfortable boat equipped for day trips with a sundeck and prepacked lunches on selected itineraries. Shore diving programs explore gorges and rocky formations with visibility reported around 30m on many sites. The Try Scuba option is delivered with a dedicated private instructor and takes place at accessible beach sites. Marine biology dives are available for certified divers and include hands-on seagrass planting and a lab session to inspect microscopic life. Snorkelling choices include family-friendly afternoon boat snorkelling, the Kourtaliotiko Waterfalls snorkel with guided hiking and transport, and a night snorkelling experience led with bright dive lights to reveal nocturnal marine activity. All trip descriptions specify calm seas and excellent visibility at many locations. Dive2gether Crete lists multiple multi-day programs (two- and three-day options) to accommodate visiting divers. The operator emphasizes small-group attention, local sites near Plakias, and photographic records of guests’ underwater experiences.
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