Γλάρος
The western side of the cape "Gláros" in Nies is adorned with predominantly Byzantine anchors and a substantial concentration of ceramics and amphorae. Archaeologists deduced from their research that a merchant ship, transporting wine amphorae, sank at this location.The western side of the cape “Gláros” in Nies is adorned with predominantly Byzantine anchors and a substantial concentration of ceramics and amphorae. Archaeologists deduced from their research that a merchant ship, transporting wine amphorae, sank at this location.
Up to 20m depth, Up to 30m depth
By boat
Up to 10m of swimming
No amenities
It has a shipwreck
THE COAST
In close proximity to the site, the settlement of Nies offers a beautiful and sheltered beach.
ENTRY TO THE SEA
Prepare your equipment, enter the water, perform your final checks, and commence your dive.
THE DIVE
This specific archaeological site covers a larger area, with more than one route designed. One of these routes can be explored by divers with an Open Water certification. Depths range from 10 to 27 meters, and the integration of the shipwreck elements into the underwater landscape adds interest. Maintain a respectful distance from artifacts and amphorae. Photography is allowed for personal use only across all archaeological sites.
Diving into the depths of Glaros provides a captivating experience, allowing divers to explore the remnants of a Byzantine shipwreck and witness the historical artifacts beneath the sea. Follow the guidelines, cherish the history, and enjoy the immersive journey into the past.
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Σε κάθε κατάδυση ακολουθήστε το πλάνο που έχετε συζητήσει από πριν με τον buddy σας. Μην υπερβαίνετε τα προσωπικά σας όρια και τα όρια της εκπαίδευσής σας, ενώ αν είστε κουρασμένοι ή έχετε ξενυχτήσει την προηγούμενη, θα ήταν ίσως προτιμότερο να καταδυθείτε κάποια άλλη φορά.Καλές αναδύσεις!
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