Turkey Liveaboard Diving
Sunken cities, WWII wrecks, and turquoise Mediterranean waters along the Turkish Riviera
About Turkey
Where Ancient History Meets the Mediterranean
Turkey's Aegean and Mediterranean coasts hide an underwater world steeped in history. From the sunken ruins of ancient Lycian cities to WWII-era wrecks, every dive tells a story spanning millennia.
Kaş is Turkey's diving capital, offering crystal-clear Mediterranean waters, dramatic canyon dives, and the famous Uluburun shipwreck site. Bodrum, Fethiye, and Antalya provide excellent alternatives with their own unique underwater attractions.
Liveaboard Vessels in Turkey
- Okyanus JD, from €158/day
Top Dive Sites in Turkey
- Canyon Dive (Kaş) — intermediate (18-40m)
- Italian WWII Plane Wreck (Kaş) — advanced (55-65m)
- Sunken City of Kekova — beginner (3-12m)
- Aquarium Bay (Bodrum) — beginner (3-15m)
- Lighthouse Reef (Kaş) — intermediate (5-35m)
- Flying Fish — advanced (15-40m)
- Amphora Reef — beginner (8-22m)
- Afkule Monastery Reef — intermediate (6-24m)
- Barracuda Point (Fethiye) — intermediate (8-30m)
- Black Island (Bodrum) — intermediate (5-28m)
- Poyraz Reef (Bodrum) — beginner (4-18m)
- Suluada Island — intermediate (6-30m)
- Three Islands (Antalya) — beginner (5-20m)
- Kaş Tunnel — intermediate (12-22m)
- Çeşme Reef — beginner (4-18m)
- Gökova Bay Canyon — advanced (15-35m)
- SAS Wreck (Kaş) — intermediate (16-22m)
- Fener Adası (Kaş) — intermediate (6-35m)
- Dalyan Reef (Fethiye) — beginner (4-16m)
- Baba Adası (Bodrum) — intermediate (8-28m)