SANTORINI
The best of the caldera and beyond.
The 6 most popular scuba diving in Santorini, in one place. What each trip includes, how long it takes, what it costs and who runs it.
Beginner-friendly scuba in Santorini’s caldera with a small group, full gear, and patient instructors to explore volcanic reef marine life.
Most Popular“super amazing!! Alex and his colleague have good patience and explain in detail before the activity. All the members are totally new for diving and we all handled it!”
Beginner SSI Try Scuba over Santorini’s volcanic reef, with gear and transfers. 3 hours total, 35–40 minutes underwater.
“I had the best time!! each of the crew members were VERY acknowledged and I felt very safe! this was such a cool experience for those who have always wanted to do this! 10/10!!! the picture turned out so great, THANK YOU!”
Beginner scuba in Santorini with a small group, included gear, and coaching at Armeni’s lava reef. Max 12 m, about 4 hours.
“The experience of a lifetime! Our instructor, Opo, was incredible and so patient with me, thank you! I would recommend to everyone.”
Beginner scuba training at Santorini’s volcano crater beach, then guided underwater time with clear views, small groups, and all gear included.
“It's super beautiful to see there are plenty of fish to see extraordinary with beautiful rock and seabed and the guides are superAuto-translated”
Try scuba in Santorini with a PADI pro. Learn basic skills, breathe underwater from shore, and get a beginner-friendly guided session in 3 hours.
“We did this activity on the first day of our honeymoon. Training with a video is given at the beginning and all equipment is included. The sea was a bit chopping which made it harder so I didn’t feel comfortable diving in the end but this was no fRead more”
Two guided scuba tank sessions from Oia to Santorini’s Caldera and volcanic islands for certified divers, with clear water and expert guidance.
“Visibility in the Caldera was excellent but not much diversity of fish. Owner and wife(Martha) extremely hospitable to new and seasoned divers”
Every village on the caldera rim, and every way out onto the water.
