Things to do · Destination Guide
Two coastal bases, one island reef cluster, and a memorable deep-wreck contrast.
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Kemer and Tekirova deliver two distinct diving days: supervised resort-style shallow dives around sheltered Kemer coves and boat-based reef, wall and specialty dives at Uc Adalar off Tekirova. PADI Three Islands reports shallow training sectors as well as deeper walls, caves and wrecks. The Paris II wreck off Kemer is a separate advanced objective, not an optional beginner penetration. Tekirova Diving and Aquaage provide independently listed local dive-center supply, but the precise boat, dive site, license and seasonal departure need reconfirmation.
Grand Canyon, Three Islands
A named wall/canyon area in the local operator site list.
Uc Adalar / Three Islands, selected shallow sectors
The PADI description identifies supervised shallow sections and deeper sectors within the same island group; book the specific skill-matched site rather than an undifferentiated Three Islands trip.
Pyramide Reef
PADI notes a shallower side around 10 m to 17 m and a deeper side around 35 m.
Paris II Wreck
Kemer boat-access wreck; PADI lists a maximum near 33 m and advanced training.
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