Scuba Diving in Ayia Napa, Cyprus
Ayia Napa’s east coast is one of the clearest, most consistent diving areas in the Mediterranean, calm conditions most of the year, visibility that regularly exceeds 20 metres, and a mix of natural reef, sea caves, and two of Cyprus’s best-known wreck dives all within a short boat ride of the harbour. Triton Tickets books certified divers directly onto trips run by Triton Adventures, an SSI-certified dive centre operating out of Ayia Napa, so every booking comes with full equipment, a qualified guide, and hotel transfers included.
(Note for certified divers only: every trip below requires an existing diving certification, PADI, SSI, or equivalent.)
Why dive with Triton Adventures through Triton Tickets?
SSI-certified operator meets recognised European standards for training, equipment maintenance, and dive safety
Full-service logistics hotel pickup, gear, briefing, and boat transfer included on every trip, nothing extra to arrange
Local expertise — the same team runs every trip out of Ayia Napa year-round, so site selection is based on current conditions, not a fixed script
Small deposit, pay the rest on the door — book your spot online in minutes, settle the balance directly with the dive team on the day
Dive options
| Dive | Duration | What’s included |
|---|---|---|
| Single Dive | ~3 hours | One local site (Sandy Bay, Green Bay, or Musan Sculpture Park), full gear, briefing, transfers, refreshments |
| Double Dive | ~4 hours | Two sites in one trip, commonly Green Bay and the Caves, full gear and refreshments included |
| Caves & Tunnels Dive | ~3 hours | Cyprus’s natural underwater cave and tunnel formations, full gear and qualified guide |
| Kyrenia Wreck Dive | ~3 hours | Part of the Cyprus Artificial Reef Program, depths to 24m, boat transfer and guide included |
| Zenobia Shipwreck (advanced certification required) | ~4.5 hours | One of the world’s best-known wreck dives, boat fees included |
Popular dive sites, at a glance
- Green Bay — sheltered, clear water, a regular favourite for both single and double-dive trips
- Sandy Bay — local shallow dive, good for a relaxed single dive
- Musan Sculpture Park — Cyprus’s underwater museum, sculptures set on the seabed
- Caves & Tunnels — natural rock formations along the coast
- Kyrenia Wreck — artificial reef wreck, depths to 24m
- Zenobia — advanced wreck dive, regularly ranked among the world’s top wreck sites
What divers say
Recent visitors consistently mention two things: the condition of the rental equipment, and how looked-after they felt underwater, several reviews specifically note feeling safe and well-guided throughout the Green Bay dive, with the clarity of the water coming up again and again. Divers researching the area beforehand will also find Ayia Napa’s east coast recommended in diving forums and communities for its wildlife sightings and its mix of cave and tunnel sites.
How booking works
- Choose your dive — pick from the options above based on your certification level and how many sites you want to cover
- Pay a small deposit — secures your spot instantly, balance is settled directly with the dive team on the day
- Show up in Ayia Napa — transfer, gear, and guide are already arranged, just turn up ready to dive
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a certification to dive with Triton Adventures?
Yes, every dive listed here is for certified divers only (PADI, SSI, or equivalent). Divers without certification should look for an introductory or Discover Scuba session instead.
What’s included in the price?
Full diving equipment, a qualified guide, hotel transfers, and refreshments are included on every trip. The Zenobia dive also includes boat fees.
Is the Zenobia wreck dive suitable for all certified divers?
No, it requires advanced certification due to depth and wreck-penetration conditions.
How do I pay?
A small deposit is paid online to confirm your booking, the remaining balance is paid directly to the dive team on the day.
What’s the visibility like in Ayia Napa?
Conditions are generally calm with visibility regularly exceeding 20 metres, among the clearest diving conditions in the Mediterranean.