Greece



Nisaki ("little island") is a small sea-side village in north-east Corfu.

Nissaki - The Wall

Nissaki Bay is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Greece, Ionian, Corfou Island which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Nissaki Bay





Nissaki reef is also known as Nissaki Captain John wreck.

Nissaki reef





Ferry Boat Wreck is also known as City of Corfu ferry boat wreck.

Ferry Boat Wreck



Agni reef

Agni Reef is also known as Agni.

Agni Reef

Two easy caves and a very nice reef dive



Kapareli is also known as Kapareli reef and caves.

Kapareli



At the gps-position you are at he top of the migale iphalos (big reef) with 3m depth. The reef 300m long goes N-S. The reef starts 50m north of the over water cave at "punta diabolo".

Migale Iphalos is also known as Großes Riff.

Migale Iphalos

In the third cave because of the fresh water you can not see very good in the first 3m when you dove to the surface! You have to let you fall down to the bottom of the cave to find the exit!

Anchor in the area of the over water cave.

Dive inside the cave with ground at 10m. The cave goes inside the mountain for a distance of about 80m and has 3 chambers. the third one is completely dark and full of fresh water. Orientation is not so easy and dangerous for non experienced cave divers.

Sunday cave



At the gps position is a smal bay in the mountain wall. No anchor ground, you need a captain on the boat. In the corner inside the bay you have different caves like a Swiss cheese. At the cape you have a pot inside the mountain. Entrance in 5m from the bay. Exit to the blue sea in 1m and in 18-30m.

Swiss Cheese Paleo is also known as Blue eye.

Swiss Cheese Paleo

The cave is full of prawns. Inside the cave you find a tunnel going vertically down and coming out at 35m.

Anchoring in the bay, swim and later dive to the s-corner. At the corner begin the dive following the wall. After 25m distance you find the cave entrance in about 28m. Going in the cave you can come out in 35m depth. Following the wall another 20m s-wards you reach the deep wall going down to 60m.

Ducates cave and deep wall is also known as Dukatenhöhle und steile Wand.

Ducates cave and deep wall

The chain is from a ammunition-vessel liing there in WW2 torpedoed by a submarine. You find metal artefacts all over the bay, even inside the caves!

In the entrence area of the caves be carefull of the bbq-bots going in with tourists.

Anchoring inside the bay at 15m depth. Follow the northern wall outside the bay. At the corner you go 20m straight in the blue and you find a reef coming up to 10m. Crossing the reef you see a big anchor chain, follow to the seaside you find the anchor (3m high) at 25m. Going outside the reef it goes down to 75m. Inside the bay you finish your dive at the big caves. There are two caves.

Anker is also known as Anchor.

Nissaki - The Wall

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Nissaki - The Wall