St. George
About St. George
St. George is a wall-style reef at the end of Hersonissos Bay, named after a nearby church. The site runs for roughly 300 meters and is commonly divided into a shallower and a deeper section. The shallow section ranges from about 6 m down to 12–13 m, while the deeper section continues along the wall from around 12 m to 19 m. Typical Mediterranean marine life can be seen here, and lionfish are frequently found along the wall.
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St. George Planning Details
Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
6m - 19m
Depth Note
The wall is commonly dived in two sections: a shallow part (6 to 12–13 m) and a deeper part (12 to 19 m).
Safety & Access At St. George
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Lionfish are common along the wall; take care to avoid contact with spines.
Local Intel For St. George
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Scuba
A wall reef dive of about 300 m, usually split into shallow (6–12/13 m) and deeper (12–19 m) sections.
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Exposure Profile at St. George
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