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The Elpida was a Greek container ship and her name means hope in Greek.
She is a good 70 metres long and lies at a depth of up to 30 metres.
The top of the hold is at 20 metres and the bottom at 27 metres.
The general spaces and the bridge are between 20 and 14 metres deep.
The top of the masts is at 10 m and the wreck stands beautifully photogenic upright on the seabed.
The fact that she stands upright on the seabed makes the Elipda a very photogenic wreck.
Come and see for yourself.
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Diving itself is a potentially dangerous sport, this means. it is dangerous to life!
This is what is written in many textbooks and in your beginner course you learned to always go diving with a buddy! This is because the diver enters an environment that is normally incompatible with human life.
Only technical equipment makes survival possible here. Overestimation of one’s own abilities, recklessness, poor or lack of training and lack of experience can lead to situations that put the diver’s life in acute danger.
But can the buddy system really help here? Or does it only pretend to be safe? more »
Cyprus offers some really worth seeing wrecks at moderate depths without long boat rides. Therefore, our 3-day wreck diving programme is suitable for all levels.
We dive a different wreck with you every day, so there’s no chance of getting bored.
Best visibility, pleasant water temperatures round off the diving experience. And you can explore everything very calm, without a big dive group.
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Finally diving on a wreck that is possible for almost every scuba diver.
The Elpida Wreck was a Greek container ship and the name means Hope in Greek. She is almost 70m in length and lies at a depth of 30 metres.
The top of the hold is at 20m and the bottom is 27m, with the general quarters and bridge at depths between 20m and 14m.
The tip of the masts are at 10m and the wreck is nice and flat on the seabed.
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