Nudi Rock

Nudi Rock is a beginner-friendly dive site near the Sporades islands, famous among macro photographers for its exceptional nudibranch diversity. This rocky outcrop supports an unusually high concentration of nudibranch species, with colourful specimens including Flabellina, Hypselodoris, and Chromodoris species crawling across the sponge-covered surfaces. Beyond the star nudibranchs, the rock hosts typical Mediterranean reef life: wrasse, damselfish, blennies, and octopus are common residents. The shallow depth allows extended bottom times for patient photographers searching for rare species. The site's reputation among underwater photographers makes it a must-visit for macro enthusiasts diving in the Sporades.