Interest in night diving off the coast of Karaburun is increasing
İzmirA peninsula approximately 100 kilometers away from KaraburunWith its geographical structure extending into the sea, rich underwater life and shipwrecks, it is among the places frequented by diving athletes.
Divers, who have the opportunity to dive from 17 points, including shipwrecks, have the opportunity to encounter colorful underwater creatures such as grouper, leer, sea hare, tuna, sea bream, sea bugs, lionfish, octopus and moray eel.
The 5 spots off the coast of Karaburun that are suitable for night diving continue to attract local and foreign divers.
Stricter rules apply to night dives, where athletes with 2 stars in the rating indicating the experience level of divers can participate, compared to day dives.
Divers who go deep at night have the opportunity to watch underwater creatures that react to artificial light with bright colors, as well as creatures that are not visible during the day.
Karaburun Diving Center Instructor Hamdullah Aras pointed out that the region, which is one of the points where the most underwater creatures can be seen on the Turkish coast, also made a name for itself in night diving.
Explaining that nearly a thousand athletes preferred the district for night diving this year, Aras said:
„We are trying to raise awareness of the region with night dives. Dozens of macro creatures can be seen during night dives. In these dives, it is possible to observe species such as anemone, crawfish, starfish, sea rabbit, tube worm, eel, sea centipede and squid. In addition, when ultraviolet lights are used during night dives „We also have the opportunity to see how living things with phosphorescent structures change color and take on colors that cannot be perceived by the naked eye. This often presents us with a fairytale-like visual.“
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The coastal town of Karaburun, located approximately 100 kilometers from Izmir, is known for its rich underwater life and shipwrecks, making it a popular destination for diving enthusiasts. Divers have the opportunity to explore 17 diving points, including shipwrecks, and encounter a variety of colorful underwater creatures such as grouper, leer, sea hare, tuna, sea bream, sea bugs, lionfish, octopus, and moray eel.
Karaburun is also known for its night diving spots, which continue to attract both local and foreign divers. Night diving requires more experience, and there are stricter rules compared to day dives. Divers who venture into the depths at night have the chance to witness underwater creatures that react to artificial light and display vibrant colors, as well as species that are not easily visible during the day.
The Karaburun Diving Center Instructor, Hamdullah Aras, highlights that the region is one of the best places on the Turkish coast for observing underwater creatures. This year alone, nearly a thousand athletes have chosen Karaburun for night diving. During night dives, divers have the opportunity to observe macro creatures such as anemones, crawfish, starfish, sea rabbits, tube worms, eels, sea centipedes, and squids. The use of ultraviolet lights during night dives also allows divers to witness the color-changing and phosphorescent qualities of certain marine life, creating a magical and enchanting visual experience.
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