I visited Rhodes in September 2011.
It was already a little bit off season, so I got Anna, the dive guide,
all to myself on the first day.
We dove at Kallithea on the first day. Kallithea is a beach that is a short distance from the city of Rhodes, where I stayed. Check out Kallithea here
We set off underwater straight from the
beach. The dives were nice and shallow, easy dives. Weather was nice
and sunny and the water was warm. These were my first proper cave
dives, so that was exiting for me. The caves there, while not very
deep, were beautiful and quite impressive.
The second day, there was a bloke from
Wales also diving with us. We did some interesting dives in Ladiko
Bay. The underwater rock formations in Ladiko Bay are spectacular!
Saw this strange “cloud of fog” on the bottom.
I've no idea what it is, maybe spores or something? If anyone
knows what it could be, please leave a comment, I'd love to
hear.
Rhodes town is known for its medieval
centre, built by the knights of St John.
I dove with Rodos Diving Center.
http://www.rodosdiving.com/
Great service, had myself two days of great diving fun with them!
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