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Although diving in this wreck needs special permit from the authorities since it is protected by the Greek law and despite the fact that there isn’t anything left to see I thought I should post it because of its historical importance as you will find by yourselves by just looking the...

This month the “Wreck Files” present “The Kyra Eleni”, one of the most visited wrecks by Greek Divers in Attika and certainly worth presenting it. We visited once again this wreck, located close to Athens, still remaining in a presentable condition we interviewed living survivors and we made...

Thats alright!!! Those things happen all the time ;)

What do you mean Zanovia? If you mean Zenovia this wreck is in Cyprus and not Athens. Nevertheless there are so many divesites around Athens and trust me they DO NOT require advanced diving skills. :14:

OK what happened did you do any diving? BTW a usuful link if you want inofrmation about diving in greece is Hellenic Underwater Times - Diving in Athens :14::14::14:

We proudly present our brand new section “The W Files” In these files you will find monthly reports on some of the most interesting wrecks located in Greek waters. We introduce you to those brand new files with the presentation of the "Patris", a luxurious side wheeler coastal vessel that sunk...

HELLENIC UNDERWATER TIMES the website, recently awarded with first prize for the best educational website at the Antibes 2006 Underwater Films Festival, is organizing, for the first time ever in Greece, a Fundraising event whose purpose is the financial aid of the non profit organization "The...

Mystic Blue organises a 4-day Marine Ecology seminar for diving instructors. The seminar will be conducted by the environmentalist Maria Salomidi and will involve 4 exploration dives in the Saronic Gulf (Greece) from a sailing boat during which you will get acquainted with pristine underwater...

After the success of the First Underwater Films Festival hosted in Milos Island last year, the organizers have decided to enrich the program with speeches of very well known personalities of the Diving world such as Mr. JEAN YVES COUSTEAU Mr. Daniel Mercier (President and founder of the...

As we all know the Diving Tourism in Greece is something new and with the recent law regarding recreational diving in Greece and the construction of Diving parks new opportunities arise for the Tourism Industry. We have contacted for an interview the representative of Hellenic Diving Parks SA. A...

The first report on the event in English is Here http://www.huts.gr/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=33&mode=thread&order=1&thold=0;)

One interesting story was that of HMS Hurworth and HMS Eclipse of the British Royal Navy http://www.huts.gr/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=33&mode=thread&order=1&thold=0

Hi there and welcome from Greece also :14: :14:

Nope I didnt, im not sure though about the knob on the side...

I noticed it when I was around 9-10 meters.... I will check it again this weekend and I will check my divebuddy readings also...

and how much was the "slightly" ?

Thats exactly what I did... I will check next time during descending though to check it out

Dont know, my watch is a Citizen Aqualand and the Gauge is a Tigulio which i bought two months ago... The thing is that i did some dives recently and I havent noticed it. I did notice it though on my last dive in sea water

the depth gauge is analogue and my hand wrist watch is digital... The difference was exactly 1 meter because i hold the beside each other but when I was at the bottom. I will do that next time i go diving and I will see what are the readings.

Last weekend we went with a friend for diving just outside Athens. There is a small island called Dounis Island. The island beneath is like swiss chease full of holes and we decided to explore some of them. We found out later that some of the caverns (if i am describing them correct) continue...