The Lambousa Wreck is one of the most exciting new dive attractions in the Larnaca/Oroklini region.
Intentionally sunk to create a dedicated dive site and artificial reef, the Lambousa Wreck offers divers the rare chance to explore a modern wreck from its very beginning — clean structure, clear lines and a strong “ship silhouette” that makes every dive feel cinematic.
What makes the Lambousa Wreck special is not only the wreck itself, but also the feeling that the site is evolving.
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The LEF 1 Wreck is one of the most enjoyable and varied dive sites in the Larnaca region because it offers more than just a wreck.
What makes the LEF1 Wreck special is its location: the wreck lies directly next to a small reef, and behind it you’ll find two additional smaller reefs, connected by a guideline. This creates an ideal dive route where you can explore a compact wreck and, within the same dive, discover the vibrant marine life of the Mediterranean.
Thanks to this layout, the LEF 1 Wreck is perfect for divers who want variety, relaxed exploration and excellent underwater scenery — all in one well-structured dive.
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Just off the coast of Larnaca lies the Zenobia Wreck in Cyprus, a captivating underwater site that has intrigued divers and maritime historians alike.
The MS Zenobia was a Swedish-built Challenger-class roll-on/roll-off (RO-RO) ferry, launched in 1979, measuring 172 meters in length and 28 meters in beam.
Explore the Zenobia Wreck, a world-renowned dive site offering a unique blend of maritime history and vibrant marine life.
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The Elpida Wreck is one of Cyprus’ most impressive modern dive attractions and a true highlight for wreck lovers.
Unlike historic shipwrecks that sank by accident, the Elpida Wreck was intentionally sunk as part of a marine project to create an artificial reef and a dedicated underwater destination for divers.
Today, the Elpida Wreck offers an extraordinary mix of scale, structure and clean wreck lines — a ship that feels almost like a brand-new underwater “building”, slowly becoming part of the sea.
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