Logged current and depth baseline.
Cyprus · Larnaca and Cape Greco
Cyclops Cave is a Konnos Bay wall dive with a cave and shallow entry.
Cyclops Cave is a Konnos Bay wall dive with a cave and shallow entry.
Cyclops Cave is a Cape Greco wall-and-cave dive with a shallow start, a rocky slope, and a drop-off into deeper water. It works well as a mixed-experience site for snorkelers, new divers, and deeper training dives, with crevice life and the cave itself as the draw. Plan for a rocky shore entry and use the boat option when the sea is up. The site suits divers who want scenery and a flexible profile more than coral cover.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Treat the cave as overhead terrain and keep the deeper line for qualified divers. The shore entry is rocky, so avoid forcing it in rough conditions.
Access Restrictions
Shore access is rocky and difficult; use the boat option or wait for calm conditions if the sea is up.
Legal Notes
Cyclops Cave sits inside Cape Greco National Forest Park, a Natura 2000 area.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Best as a wall-and-cave scuba dive, with the shallow start leading into a deeper drop-off.
Freediving
Useful only in the shallow line and calm water; the deep drop-off is not the main freedive target.
Snorkeling
Snorkelers can work the shallow start and rock life on calm days, but the rocky access and deeper cave line limit comfort.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
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Research Sources
Logged current and depth baseline.
Rocky slope, cavern, and common marine life.
Popularity, entry style, and mixed-experience suitability.
Access, depth, visibility, and qualification notes.

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