Dive Area
It is a very nice diving point two miles from Fethiye harbour.
If you like passing through tunnels, this place is for you, offering a rich dive with fauna and flora, 100 metres NW from southern point of Aziz Aga bay. It is better to only enter one person at a time, as the holes are quite narrow. After a small gap passing through the first tunnel in length, 10-12 m. Pass through a real tunnel in its length and go into the void. Then 17-19 m. When you come into the bay, schools of bogue, saddled and double banded bream are waiting for food and surround you. Now it’s time to go to the boat; get out and drink your hot coffee.
Dive Profile
- Maximum Depth
- Average Depth
- Level
- Experienced divers.
- Current
- Visibility
- Dive Duration
- 55min
Dive Briefing
- Location
- If you like passing through tunnels, this place is for you, offering a rich dive with fauna and flora, 100 metres NW from southern point of Aziz Aga bay. It is better to only enter one person at a time, as the holes are quite narrow. 36.36.176N 029.01.170E
- Entry
- It is better to only enter one person at a time, as the holes are quite narrow.
- Route
- Diving starts by jumping from the main boat in the bay or from on top of the reef if you want to stay deeper. From the bay, stay at 12-15 m, head west until you reach a wall, follow this is until you reach 25 m. Along the wall look out for morays, nudibranchs and anemones. Keep going until the rocks get large and boulder like, (the other start point). From here, taking the wall to your right, 30 m after 7-8 m. After passing through two short tunnels turn left around the large rock, rise to the right and approach the wall.
- Depth
- After a small gap passing through the first tunnel in length, 10-12 m. Then 17-19 m. From the bay, stay at 12-15 m, head west until you reach a wall, follow this is until you reach 25 m.
- Current
- Visibility
- Marine Life
- Safety
- It is better to only enter one person at a time, as the holes are quite narrow.
- Exit
- As you swim along the wall back to the bay and boat, look carefully at the sandy areas on your left, and you always have the chance to see stingrays and turtles.