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At around 2:30am on 7 June 1980, Zenobia capsized and sank in Larnaca Bay at (1,500 m, 4,900 ft from the shore) to a depth of roughly 42 meters (138 ft), taking her estimated £200 million worth of cargo with her. There were no casualties in the disaster.
Often referred to as the Titanic of the Med, Zenobia is regularly voted as one of the top 10 wreck dives in the world. The Zen sank in the early hours of June 7th 1980 on her maiden voyage from Sweden to Syria, fully laden with over 100 Lorries and trailers.
24 de dic. de 2023 · By Johnny. Last Updated On: December 24, 2023. The Zenobia wreck in Cyprus is one of the most incredible and most popular wreck dives in the world. It’s been consistently ranked as one of the top dive sites in Europe and a must do when visiting the beautiful island of Cyprus.
27 de mar. de 2018 · Discover The Zenobia Shipwreck in Larnaca, Cyprus: The water here is so clear you can see the mysteriously sunken ship from the surface.
Zenobia Wreck. ABOUT THE DIVE SITE. The MS Zenobia consistently ranks among the top 10 wreck dive sites in the world in addition to boasting the richest array of marine life on the island. The Swedish made RO-RO ferry sank off the coast of Larnaca in 1980 is 172m long and 28m wide with the top of the wreck sitting at roughly 18m.
Location: Larnaka Bay. GPS Coordinates: 34° 53'31.80"N 33° 39'16.20"E. Type of Dive Site: Wreck (also suitable for scooter diving) Depth: 16– 42 metres. Visibility: 25+metres. Dimensions: 172 metres long / 28 metres wide. Access: By boat (1.5km from the shore) Qualification Required: Advanced Open Water / Boat Diver.
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