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Diving & Snorkeling in Logaras

Logaras, Paros

⏱ 3 hours

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About this experience

Diving & Snorkeling in Logaras is a guided underwater activity based at the sandy bay of Logaras on the island of Paros. The session introduces participants to the Aegean's rocky reefs, seagrass meadows, and the small fish that inhabit the clear, shallow waters. Certified instructors lead each outing, ensuring safety and orientation for both novices and experienced swimmers.

What to expect

Sessions last 2 to 3 hours, including a 30-minute briefing and a 60- to 90-minute guided dive or snorkel tour.
All equipment is provided: mask, snorkel, fins, wetsuit, and buoyancy control device for divers, plus weights and air tank.
You will swim along the rocky shoreline and over sandy patches, observing damselfish, wrasses, and occasional octopus in the shallows.
For certified divers, the route reaches a maximum depth of 12 metres, passing a small artificial reef with encrusting sponges and sea urchins.
The activity suits beginners aged 10 and up for snorkelling, and certified divers of any level for the guided dive.
A dive boat is not used; all entries are from the beach, making it accessible for those with limited mobility.