Wall geometry, section split, and deeper profile.
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Karaburun wall system split into three sections with a shallow top.
Karaburun wall system split into three sections with a shallow top.
Usually run through a local dive center and boat schedule rather than as a casual independent stop.
Irem Mete 1-2-3 is a Karaburun wall system split into three sections, with a shallow top that drops into a longer face. It suits measured scuba dives more than a rushed hop because the terrain rewards controlled buoyancy, a steady pace, and an unhurried turn through the wall. Local boats reach the point quickly, and the morning window usually gives the calmest feel for the dive, with more fish life around the wall edges.
Safety Notes
Keep buoyancy tight on the wall, track depth on the turn, and back off on breezier days.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Follow the wall from the shallow top into deeper structure, keeping a measured pace and clear buoyancy control through the three sections.
Freediving
Not a freedive-first site; the wall and depth profile fit scuba planning better than breath-hold sessions.
Snorkeling
Not a snorkel-first site; the interesting structure sits on the wall and is better under scuba.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
Wall geometry, section split, and deeper profile.
Karaburun dive-center page with boat logistics, season, morning visibility, and marine life list.
Secondary roundup noting Irem-Mete as suitable for current or deep diving.
Regional Karaburun diving-destination context.

Karaburun wreck dive on the Alaybey ferry reef.

Karaburun wall dive with a shallow start and platform finish.

Karaburun beach training water with calm summer conditions.