Old Bauxite Mine

Discover the fascinating dive site beneath the historic Bauxite Mines of Amorgos in Greece. Located on the eastern side of the island, this unique dive spot offers a glimpse into the once bustling mining industry. Descend into the depths and be greeted by a mesmerizing plateau at 18 meters, where remnants of the equipment used to load bauxite onto cargo ships can still be seen.

Prepare for an underwater adventure filled with a diverse array of marine life. Encounter scorpion fish, John Dorys, octopi, rainbow wrasse, and trigger fish as you explore the depths. The combination of captivating rock formations, gentle slopes, and dramatic walls create an unforgettable dive experience.

This dive site holds historical significance, with remnants of old steel wagons and their intact wheels scattered throughout. You can even spot sections of the original tracks along the route. For an immersive journey, swim north while keeping the reef on your left side and witness the stunning interplay of rocks and walls.

Whether you're a beginner or an advanced diver, this site welcomes all levels of expertise. Explore the underwater world, guided by the shimmering waters of the Aegean Sea. Lagadha, in the Municipality of Amorgos, within the Naxos Regional Unit of the South Aegean, offers convenient proximity to this remarkable dive site.

Immerse yourself in the depths of Amorgos' Bauxite Mines, where history and marine life converge for an extraordinary dive experience.