Do It Yourself

If scuba diving is something that you enjoy then you will be happy to know that there are many fantastic destinations for this activity all over Europe. There really is a lot to see under the water in European seas and scuba diving is such an exciting hobby. Below is a list of some of the amazing European destinations where you will find amazing scuba diving.

Diamond Rocks – Ireland.

The Diamond Rocks can be found on Ireland’s west coast near Kilkee County Clare. This is a good place for both experienced divers as well as complete beginners. The water here is cold but there is a lot of interesting things to see and the visibility is great. This is a popular diving spot and well worth a visit.

The Zenobia – Cyprus.

If diving wrecks is something that interests you then this is one place not to miss. Lying around twenty two meters under the sea, this huge ferry is still in really good condition. Those who have never seen a wreck before will find this a sight to behold; it really is something that you will never forget and it is no wonder that it is probably one of the most famous wreck dive sites in the whole world.

The Blue Hole – Malta.

Experienced divers will really enjoy diving in the Blue Hole in Malta as it is a wonderful place for adventure. The reef here goes right down to sixty meters and there is some truly magical marine life to be found here. The reason why this location is only suitable for experienced divers is because it can be quite hard to navigate but it is well worth it.

Octopus Reef Spain.

The Octopus Reef can be found in Tenerife. There is plenty of marine life to be found here in the crystal clear waters. The reef is in a mushroom shape and this area is a real pleasure to dive.

So there you have just some of the best dive sites in Europe there are many more.

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