Lady Thetis Shipwreck, Limassol, Cyprus
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The Lady Thetis Shipwreck is located in the area of Limassol, at a depth of 18 metres under the sea.

The cruise ship Lady Thetis was made in Germany and sunk in 2014 along with a fishing boat Konstantis as part of the Underwater Sea Park of Limassol.

The visibly of the shipwreck is about 15 to 20 metres and access to the Lady Thetis is only by vessel.

Divers must have the necessary certificate of Open Sea diving (OW) in order to dive at this shipwreck.

The reef attracts a large number of sea bream, wreck fish and blackfish.

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