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Updated: September 2, 2022
By Santorini Dave
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Scuba diving in the Santorini caldera.
The Best Santorini Scuba Diving Tours
The best scuba dive tours and courses in Santorini leave from Caldera Beach near Akrotiri. Costs and prices vary by the package booked but are pretty reasonable considering the wonderful location.
- Discover Scuba Diving in Santorini – Introduction to scuba diving for beginners. (Dives are in the Santorini caldera.)
- PADI Scuba Diver Courses in Santorini – 4 open water dives over 4 days with a professional instructor. (Dives are in the Santorini caldera.)
- Dives for certified divers in Santorini – Prebook 1,2,4,6, or 10 dives to the best dives spots around the caldera and volcano. (Dives are in the Santorini caldera.)
- Santorini Scuba Dive Experience – Professional tours from Atlantis Oia cater to all levels. Meet at Post Office square in Oia before departing from Ammoudi Bay.
The Santorini Dive Center at Perissa Beach. But most tours depart from the Akrotiri location – and there are also tours that leave from Oia.
An idyllic starting spot right on the Santorini caldera (you can see the two volcanoes in the distance).
Preparing to enter the caldera waters.
Entering the caldera from the dive center near Akrotiri.
Getting scuba equipment on.
A good quality speed boat takes you to different dive spots around the caldera.
There’s a parking lot at the Caldera Beach location and a great taverna (Remezzo) with incredible views of the surrounding cliffs.
The turn off to Caldera Beach is near the village to Akrotiri. All tours do hotel pick up and drop off but only at specific times so many people drive here on their own. It’s about a 15 minute drive from Fira and 25 minute drive from Oia.
The road down to Caldera Beach has some rough spots but is fine for pretty much any car.
There’s a parking lot at Caldera Beach with plenty of parking. (It’s always fairly quiet.)
There are also training sessions at Kamari Beach.
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