Disco Cave is situated on the way to Ekincik bay and is suitable for newly qualified and exprience divers. The Cave entrance is at a depth of 8 mtrs - a large opening that leads into two chambers. The first contains and large air buble and is suitable for the newly qualified. The second chamber that leads from thr first is smaller and only one diver can enter at a time, but once inside there is a large room that will accommodate 5 divers together. Here the light is spectacular as it streams from above and is filtered onto the water creating a disco light effcet. When leaving the cave we dive down 20-30 mtrs where there is large amphores covered rock. Also you will see sponges of all colours, tube worms, sea cucumbers, triton shells and occasionally large octopus and lobster.

The wreck is called Istanbul Kurt meaning Istanbul Wolf. It was approximately 40 meters long and sank 12 years ago while on its way from Istanbul to Ekincik Bay when it hit the top of an underwater mountain that sits 1 meter under the sea with its pinnacle base at a depth of about 45 meters. The wreck rests at an angle starting at 30 meters and rising to 7 meters and is the perfect site for the second dive of "Discover Scuba" or for qualified divers who don't want to go too deep. It is also home to thousands of native fish.

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Turning left when leaving the river and meeting the sea, we make our way towards Bozburun. The first impression is the vibrant color of the aquamarine Bay, the whiteness of the sand, and the rugged rocks lining the beach. In this Bay are many fish and other underwater life living around the strangely shaped rocks that have been created by the movement of the sea. This dive site is good for beginners as well as qualified divers because of it's spectacular location and ease of access from the beach. Out past the shallower waters of the Bay is a huge drop-off of about 60 meters where one gets the sensation of flying. This location has much to see underwater with fish, sponges, and plants of varying beautiful colors.

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Beginners Bay is located just past Ekincik Bay about 45 minutes away from Dalyan on the EuroDive boat. This dive site is perfect for beginners and discover scuba divers. The dive starts from a pebble beach slowly descending to 3 meters and then on down to 5 meters to initiate the beginners. This area is sheltered from winds and currents and this makes it a very safe place to dive and snorkel. In the area there are Amphoras that date back to the Roman Empire. There are many colorful fish that follow you through the water including Rainbow Wrasse, baby Groupers, Soldier Fish, Sea Bream, Parrot Fish, and occasionally the friendly Olly the Octopus.

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In the Ekincik area there is a beautiful aquamarine bay where we anchor in the shallow water of about 5 meters. There is a field of sea grass on one side, and on the other are rocky slopes with Amphoras dating from the Roman Empire covered with sponges, many sea cucumbers, sea urchins and variuous other fish. In the other direction around the corner, where the rocks are like giant steps, there is always a good chance of spotting a Stingray family with a mother and her young hunting for food. This dive site is good for newly qualified divers who want a shallow dive, or for the more experienced diver who prefers a deeper dive down to 45 meters.

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The Pinnacle is an underwater mountain rising from about 40 meters in depth up to 2 meters from the surface. As you depart the dive boat you will pass a large field of sea grass inhabiting the plants are variuous underwater creatures that are hiding from predatory hunting fish like Combers and Groupers. Occasionally you can spot the odd Sea Horse or it's cousin, the Pipefish. At about 15-30 meters are large rocks where Sponges and Tube Worms live. On the way back to the boat another area passed is where there are usually Groupers hunting their prey.

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