Lady Thetis, Limassol

Given the wreck's enormous popularity, Cypriot officials decided to sink a number of boats in order to construct more artificial reefs that would be great diving places. It ranks as one of the best diving sites in Cyprus. Lady Thetis (the goddess of Justice) and a fishing boat named Consdandis are two of the wrecks. Lady Thetis was built in Germany and sunk in Cyprus seas in 2014. It features many easy swim-throughs as well as penetration possibilities for more adventurous divers. You'll be delighted to learn that the wreck is home to breams, damselfish, and groupers if you're seeking for some marine life.

This wreck has enough to offer all levels of divers, with numerous penetrable spots containing numerous apertures and exit holes filled with visible light from the surface. Visit the captain's bridge and swim through the engine room to experience the enigmatic allure of shipwreck diving!

The Limassol wrecks, which function as artificial reefs, are home to vast shoals of bream, groupers, morey eels, amber jacks, peacock worms, cuttlefish, and bright purple nudibranchs.