Greece – Mainland, Attica & Sporades

Mainland Greece is a wreck-diving region with strict rules. Off Attica the Saronic Gulf holds shallow wrecks such as Kyra Leni and Apollonia II around Makronisos, and deep Second World War wrecks (Monrosa, Roza Vlassi, Patris) among the 91 wrecks the Ministry of Culture opened to recreational diving. The Kea wrecks (HMHS Britannic and others) are covered in the Cyclades – Dodecanese region. Halkidiki offers walls and a shallow cargo wreck on Kassandra and Sithonia. In the Northern Sporades the Peristera shipwreck off Alonissos, a late 5th-century BC merchant ship with thousands of amphorae, opened in 2020 as Greece's first accessible underwater archaeological site, and the 85 m Christoforos stands upright in Panormos Bay on Skopelos. Three more archaeological sites in the western Pagasetic Gulf were approved but their opening could not be confirmed.

Tauchplätze

• Agios Markos Wreck (Salamis, Kaki Vigla)
• Apollonia II Wreck (Makronisos)
• Avantis III Wreck (Dorousa island)
• Avlaki (Kassandra)
• Christoforos Shipwreck (Panormos Bay, Skopelos)
• Junkers Ju 88 (Psathoura, marine park Zone A, restricted)
• Kalamitsi (Sithonia)
• Kikynthos Shipwreck (Amaliapoli, Pagasetic Gulf)
• Kyra Leni Wreck
• Makronisos South Reef
• Mitilini Wreck (Sani, Kassandra)
• Monrosa Wreck (off Anavyssos)
• Patris Wreck (1927, Patroklos islet)
• Peristera Shipwreck (Alonissos Underwater Museum)
• Porto Valitsa (Kassandra)
• Portugal Wreck (Makronisos)
• Roza Vlassi Wreck (south of Sounio)
• Simos Wreck
• The Parking Lot
• Tripiti Reef (Makronisos)