The Cyclades are some of the most beautiful islands in the country. They draw huge amounts of tourists every year. Renowned around the world for their absolutely stunning beaches and crystal clear waters. As well as their unique and breathtaking whitewashed architecture. Mykonos and Satorini are probably the most famous due to their cosmopolitan infrastructure and Santrorinis incredible caldera formed from an ancient eruption. However besides these well known areas, there are some hidden secrets lying at the depths of the seas. Some lesser known islands have some absolutely fascinating sights to see when diving in the Cyclades. Listed in this article will be some of the most worthy and interesting sights to see when diving in this region.
When diving in the waters of the Cyclades it is possible to see anything from sea caverns, ancient walls, reefs, rare volcanic rock formations, as well as airplane or ship wrecks. Chances are you will also witness some interesting sea life and marine life when diving in these areas. There are just so many interesting places to see when diving in the Cyclades, you may even make a new discovery during your time there. Up until recently Greece had a strict ban on 90% of the waters you were allowed to dive in. This was done to protect the sunken artifacts and treasures hidden in the depths of her seas. Since lifting this ban numerous discoveries have been made, as well as a huge increase in the amount of diving schools available on the islands. This has made the Greek Islands a huge magnet for scuba diving enthusiasts who want to explore her seas.
With such a vast amount of places to visit and see, we decided to make a small list of the islands which we believe have the most interesting places for divers:
