Andros Wreck

Andros Wreck is a beginner-accessible wreck dive in the Peloponnese region of Greece. The remains of this vessel lie at shallow to moderate depth, making it one of the rare wreck sites accessible to divers without advanced certifications. The hull sections and scattered debris create interesting exploration opportunities, with the metalwork colonized by sponges, anemones, and encrusting organisms. Schools of damselfish and bream swirl around the structure, while octopus and moray eels have made homes in the wreck's compartments. The shallow depth allows generous bottom time for exploration and photography. A rewarding dive that introduces wreck diving without the technical demands of deeper wrecks.