The diving site, an ancient port, resides on the west side of the Kassandra peninsula, situated at the end of Thermaikos Bay. It boasts renowned attributes such as its crystal clear water, abundant marine life, and stunning precipices. The seabed showcases a captivating blend of sand and picturesque rock formations. Avlaki, meaning “furrow” in Greek, aptly describes the rock slope massif that forms a distinct furrow guiding your descent. Keep an eye out for various species of Nudibranchs and Sea turtles. Moreover, encountering other divers underwater is unlikely at this location, although the occasional presence of dolphins is not out of the question!
