Nea Kameni (Wreck)

Located within the breathtaking volcano of Santorini in Greece, the Nea Kameni wreck offers a captivating diving experience. Accidentally sunk in 1981 at the port of Taxiarchis beside the unique church built into the cliff, this dive site holds historical significance due to a crew member's pump mishap.

Photographers will find this underwater paradise a dream, as the wreck provides a stunning backdrop for capturing vibrant images of the abundant marine life. The small fish that inhabit the area bring the wreck to life, creating a picturesque scene for memorable photos.

Measuring an impressive 30 meters in length, the Nea Kameni steel boat rests at a depth of 10 meters. This remarkable dive site caters to divers of various levels, including beginners, wreck divers, advanced wreck divers, and those seeking training opportunities. Notably, the intact boat structure, complete with the engine and instruments, is remarkably preserved, offering divers a unique glimpse into the past.

Combining the allure of volcanic diving with the adventure of wreck exploration, the Nea Kameni dive immerses divers in a one-of-a-kind environment. With a maximum depth of 18 meters and an average visibility of 17 meters, this location promises a remarkable underwater adventure near Fira, Thira Municipal Unit, Municipality of Thira, Thira Regional Unit, South Aegean, Aegean, Greece (84700). Prepare to embark on an unforgettable diving journey at this remarkable dive site within the waters of Santorini.