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The Zenobia Shipwreck lies in the waters off Larnaca, Cyprus, and is widely regarded as one of the premier wreck dives in the Mediterranean. The wreck sits at a maximum depth of 42 metres, making it a technical-level dive, though shallower sections of the hull are accessible to recreational divers. The vessel's size and structure offer complex penetration opportunities and extensive external exploration across multiple depth bands.
Visibility at the site is generally good, and current runs light, contributing to comfortable conditions for extended bottom time. Water temperature ranges from 16°C in the cooler months to 27°C in summer. The site is diveable from 1 April through to 15 November.
The wreck supports a established resident marine life community, with greater amberjack, lionfish, and bream regularly encountered around and inside the structure.
Access to the Zenobia is by boat, with organised trips departing from Larnaca. Given the depth reaching 42 metres and the nature of wreck diving, the site is best suited to divers with technical training or strong advanced experience; less experienced divers should ensure appropriate supervision and certification before attempting the deeper sections.
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