Hot Springs Shallow (Wreck)

Discover the captivating steamboat shipwreck nestled within the active volcano of Santorini, Greece, located between the enchanting new and old Kameni. Just a mere two minutes away from the renowned hot springs, this dive site offers a mesmerizing underwater adventure.

The steamboat met its untimely demise in 1926, succumbing to an unexplained engine room fire that led to its sinking. Today, divers can marvel at the remnants of the 40-meter long steamboat resting on the bottom of the volcano, with the exception of its wooden decks.

Prepare to be captivated by the rich marine life that call this dive site home. Encounter grouper, moray eels, sponges, flabelinas, lobster, tube worms, a variety of starfish, and nudibranchs. This diverse ecosystem provides a perfect opportunity for underwater photographers and those seeking Wreck and Advanced Wreck training.

With a maximum depth of 16 meters and an average depth of 12 meters, this dive offers an ideal setting for beginners. Experience crystal-clear waters with a visibility of 12 meters, revealing the hidden wonders beneath. The water temperature ranges from a comfortable 21 to 25 degrees Celsius.

Conveniently located only 15 minutes from the small harbor of Caldera Beach, this dive site is a prime choice for training and unforgettable fun dives. Immerse yourself in the thrill of exploring the depths of Santorini's volcanic waters.