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Underwater Photo Location: Antalya- KAŞ

Underwater Photo Location: Antalya- KAŞ

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Diving in Kaş-kanyon
Facts about Antalya- KAŞ
  • It is in Turkey
  • Antalya- KAŞ is in the Mediterranean Sea.
  • The typical depth is 0-20 Metres 0-60 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 0-3 Metres 0-10 Feet.
Dive types
dayboat

Marine Life
small

Diving facilities
air

Photo facilities
macro

by Nejdet Demirtas
jely

by Atila Kara
Replica of Uluburun (Bronze age) shipwreck near KAS / Antalya (sea and sea 8000G + YS25)

by Atila Kara
just curious

by Selcen Ozturkcan
Stairway to Heaven

by I.cem Ozoral
Women In Red Tube worm taken at Kas/Antalya

by Fikret Tuzcu
Kas, Antalya/Turkey - Sealife DC 1400 Pro Duo

by Fikret Tuzcu
Sealife DC 1400 Pro Duo - Flash setting at min - depth: 20m - macro settings

by Fikret Tuzcu
Sealife DC1400 Pro Duo - depth: 20-25m - little flash light - macro settings - water with currents

by Ilhan Celikoglu
Infinity..! A nice shot from Kas / Turkiye

by Ilhan Celikoglu
Discussion with grouper...!

by Sevil Gurel Peker
Plane wreck, Depth 20 meters, No strobe,

by Deniz Muzaffer Gökmen
Flbellinadae

by Nejdet Demirtas
violence against woman

by Ferdi Üstün
Nudibranchia makro

by Alp Baranok
Altug shipwreck Kas/Antalya/Turkey
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