Rafti Island

Rafti Island sits off the eastern coast of Attica, near the town of Porto Rafti in Greece, in the Aegean Sea. The area is known for its sheltered bay and the small islet crowned by an ancient statue, a landmark visible from the water offshore. The dive reaches a maximum depth of around 15 metres, is rated advanced, and visibility is generally great. There appears to be wreck structure at the site, and divers have reported exposed metal surfaces, sharp edges in places, and the need for navigation caution near the wreck, along with the possibility of heavy boat traffic during summer. Marine life reported here includes angelfish, parrotfish, triggerfish, octopus, nudibranchs, marbled crab, Mediterranean green crab, Saint Piran's hermit crab, black sea urchin, and mauve stinger.