Que faire · Guide de destination
Aegean reefs, purpose-sunk wrecks and peninsula beach days from three practical bases
Choisissez une activité pour comparer les sites phares, le niveau requis et les notes matériel avant de finaliser le voyage.
Bodrum offers local operator-led boat diving to reefs, walls and artificial wrecks rather than independent unrestricted archaeological exploration. GoTurkiye names the Kara Ada reefs, SG115, Pinar 1 and a C-47 Dakota aircraft. Aquapro advertises Bitez departures, Barakuda uses Kumbahce, Happy Bubbles operates from Gumbet and DiveTalia advertises southwest-peninsula RIB trips. Qualify each chosen dive on depth, current, permitted zone and boat schedule, not the general destination description.
Small Reef
The companion named reef in the same Bodrum to Kara Ada cluster, with changing exposure and depth.
Orak Island
An operator-listed outlying wall option, only if currently served by a lawful Bodrum day boat; not a license for autonomous access.
Big Reef
A prominently published Kara Ada-area wall and reef; shallower crest does not make deeper wall sections beginner-safe.
SG115
An artificial vessel wreck cited by national tourism and local providers; treat external inspection and penetration as different dive plans.
Pinar 1
A purpose-sunk former naval tanker and a deeper artificial-wreck option, subject to qualification and route confirmation.
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