Dive Point Cyprus

28/05/2026

Hi, thank you so much for the good wishes and stories that you have sent to us. It was great to hear from you all and we really appreciate your kind words. We are still around and if you need to contact us you can reach us on [email protected]. Regards Ray and Carol

08/05/2026

Hi, due to circumstances outwith our control we are no longer able to operate from the St George Hotel. The facilities now being offered to us are not suitable and we have made the decision to close the business. We would like to thank everyone who has dived with us over the last 20 years and for the happy memories that we have. If you have any questions about diving in Cyprus please do not hesitate to contact us. We have, of course, got equipment to sell so if you need anything please get in touch. Regards Ray and Carol

20/12/2025

Congratulations to Lee and Lucy on the birth of their baby girl Maddison Joan!🥰 Seb you will be the best big brother ever 🫅

04/09/2025

An underwater proposal - congratulations to Joey and Nylana! Thank goodness Ray did not lose the ring👌🍾🤣

31/08/2025

We were actually diving here at the same time but unfortunately we did not see them! Great to know they are still around

31/08/2025

Amphitheatre dive site looking great today!

17/08/2025

Congratulations to Adam on passing his PADI open water diver course! Look forward to hearing about your future adventures😀🐙

19/07/2025

Congratulatins to Ed and Ashleigh who got married on 16 July and then came scuba diving with us! It was fab to meet you all - Luca, Katie, Georgia, Billy and of course the new Mr & Mrs. It was a lovely fun dive and love hearing that Ashleigh, Georgia and Billy are now thinking of undertaking a diving course. Luca and Katie, Ray enjoyed diving (and chatting) with you. Once again, thanks guys, cheers😁🥳👌🐡🐙

13/07/2025

Please follow these simple guidelines and if you come across turtles whilst snorkelling do not touch, chase or harass them. Thanks the Divepoint team😀👌🐢

🐢🐢 Marine turtle nesting season in Cyprus is at its peak 🐢🐢

The MedTRACS conservation team, which is implementing the Cyprus Turtle Conservation and Research Project, kindly asks the public to follow some simple guidelines when visiting nesting beaches.

Following these guidelines is a significant help towards the protection of marine turtles, their nests and their habitats by minimising unnecessary disturbance:

✅ Avoid being on the beach at night
✅ Minimise your presence during the day
✅ Do not drive on the beach or on sand dunes
✅ Do not approach or touch turtles
✅ Do not remove the protective cages or other marks left by the project team
✅ Keep a minimum distance of 2 m from nests
✅ Use existing paths, do not walk on the sand dunes
✅ Do not leave any rubbish behind


Thanks for your cooperation 🙏

Any questions on why these rules are so important to help the turtles? Ask us in the comments!