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Dive sites in Turkey

4 dive sites · Filters applied Every site carries a badge naming the source it rests on

Wrecks, natural reefs and artificial reef areas along Turkey's coasts and inland waters, in one list. Filter by province, type and depth. The depth band is taken from the deepest figure on record and exists only for sites whose source states a depth — nothing here is estimated.

Wreck table: by year and how they sank →

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Province
All 4 Ankara 0 Antalya 0 Aydın 0 Balıkesir 0 Çanakkale 4 Düzce 0 Edirne 0 Istanbul 0 Izmir 0 Kocaeli 0 Mersin 0 Muğla 0 Sakarya 0
Type
All 16 Reef 8 Cave 3 Wreck 4 Artificial reef 1 Submarine net 0
Depth
All 37 Up to 10 m 4 11–20 m 7 21–30 m 8 31–40 m 2 Deeper than 40 m 10

4 sites Wreck · Up to 10 m

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Maria Delle Vittorie and Vincenzo Florio 7 m Çanakkale Wreck Two separate wrecks at 7 metres off Tekke Cape. Published information about their history is limited; they are among the least studied… Masséna and Saghalien Ship Remains 7 m Çanakkale Wreck The French battleship Masséna was towed from Toulon and deliberately sunk on 9 November 1915 in Ertuğrul Cove (V Beach), alongside the… SS Milo 5-7 m Çanakkale Wreck Built in 1865 as a steam passenger ship. She was taken into naval service in the First World War and used to… Tuzla Steamer 10 m Çanakkale Wreck The Tuzla, a paddle steamer of the Şirket-i Hayriye ferry company, was sunk by a British submarine while carrying wounded soldiers and…

Diving guides by province

Each province page lists its dive sites with their depths, the authorized centers there, and how those centers split across districts.

Ankara 1 site Antalya 38 sites Aydın 12 sites Balıkesir 31 sites Çanakkale 27 sites Düzce 1 site Edirne 15 sites Istanbul 10 sites Izmir 17 sites Kocaeli 7 sites Mersin 8 sites Muğla 121 sites Sakarya 1 site

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