The Turkish ship Kaptan Ismail Hakki, built in 1970, was 58 meters long and 9 meters wide. It sank on 30/01/1978 and cargo shift seems to be was caused the shipwreck. The shipwreck is lying on its left side on the bottom, starting at 2 meters while maximum depth is 11 meters.

Park your car where it is marked, in case you drive a conventional car you should park 100 meters further at the plateau. Walk with your equipment following an easy path until you reach the sea.

THE COAST

In case your company includes non divers, they can enjoy swimming in beautiful waters and a rocky beach, while they can admire the wreck from the surface.

ENTRY TO THE SEA

In the left opening of the sea there are carved steps that lead you into the water, where the entry point is located. The depth there is 2.5 meters so enter with precaution.

THE DIVE

Swim for 240 meters following a course of 145 degrees and meet the stern with the rudder and the propeller of the ship. Dive there and start the underwater tour. The ropes tied to the ship are signs of the crew’s latest attempt to moor the ship ashore to repair it. The ropes broke and the ship sank. Other points of interest are the open hold where you can see a car that was inside the ship. As the shipwreck is quite shallow and bright, it is an ideal place for photography, while your snorkeling friends can also visit it.

The use of a buoy is necessary, as many boats pass through the spot and it will be wise to let them know there are divers in the area.

Upon return, follow the opposite course and use the steps again to exit.