Groupers Reef

Groupers Reef is located in Caldera Beach, the exclusive entry point to the calderas’ waters from the shore. This remarkable dive site, situated in Greece, boasts a volcanic reef teeming with a diverse array of marine life, making it an ideal destination for divers of all levels. Whether you are looking to try scuba diving, embark on an open water diver course, or enhance your skills with courses such as navigation, perfect buoyancy, deep diving, night diving, and more, Groupers Reef has got you covered.

Prepare to encounter a spectacular underwater world filled with fascinating creatures. At Groupers Reef, divers can marvel at the sight of groupers, tube worms, nudibranchs, starfish, scorpion fish, barracudas, lionfish, moray eels, tritons, octopuses, tunas, and cuttlefish. The vibrant ecosystem of this dive site is a sight to behold.

Adjacent to Groupers Reef, you will discover a captivating volcanic landscape adorned with various rock formations and lava types. Explore the remnants of one of the oldest ports on the island, where ancient anchors and broken amphoras serve as remarkable reminders of the area's rich historical significance. With its easy accessibility and a maximum depth of 17m, this dive site should not be missed by divers of any skill level.

With a visibility of 17m, the underwater visibility in this area is impressive, ensuring an enhanced diving experience. Whether you are a beginner, advanced diver, or an expert, Groupers Reef offers an unforgettable journey into the underwater realm. Dive enthusiasts seeking to delve into marine ecology, indulge in photo/video courses, or partake in search and recovery or dry suit courses will find Groupers Reef to be the perfect destination.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting waters of Groupers Reef and witness the beauty of Caldera Beach unfold before your eyes. Plan your diving adventure today and embark on an extraordinary underwater exploration at this remarkable dive site.