TELEGRAPHOS
At the cape of "Telegraphos" lies the shipwreck of a vessel from the later Roman period (4th century AD). The ship sank due to a storm while carrying amphorae filled with wine, garum, fruits, and olives destined for one of the ports of the Pagasetic Gulf for exchange with cereals.At the cape of “Telegraphos” lies the shipwreck of a vessel from the later Roman period (4th century AD). The ship sank due to a storm while carrying amphorae filled with wine, garum, fruits, and olives destined for one of the ports of the Pagasetic Gulf for exchange with cereals.
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
Divers can observe scattered amphorae in the area, along with traces of underwater excavation. An interesting element is the wooden boat that sank at the beginning of the dive. Maintain a respectful distance from artifacts and amphorae. Photography is allowed for personal use only across all archaeological sites.
Exploring the Telegraphos shipwreck offers a unique glimpse into the maritime history of the region, providing divers with the opportunity to witness ancient artifacts and underwater archaeological excavations. Remember to follow guidelines, respect the site, and enjoy the fascinating 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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