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Scuba diving at SS Sara Wreck in Corfu
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SS Sara Wreck

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CorfuBoat
About This Site
The SS Sara is Corfu's flagship wreck dive and the signature site of the remote Diapontia Islands, lying in Fyki Bay on the north side of Othonoi (Othoni), the westernmost point of Greece. An Italian steamship that sank in 1925, the Sara rests upright on a sandy seabed with her deck around 28 m and her hull settling to roughly 32-35 m. She is large and substantially intact, and the more experienced sections of the wreck — including the engine room — can be penetrated, making her the benchmark advanced and wreck-specialty dive of the area. Reached by a roughly 50-minute boat run northwest from Corfu into famously clear open-Ionian water, this is a bucket-list wreck once favoured by Jacques Cousteau.

Difficulty

Advanced

Max Depth

32m

Type

Boat

Typical Visibility

21m

Conditions Summary

Best time today

9AM - 3PM

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Best day in forecast

Today

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2026-07-11

Community-reported visibility

n/a

Warnings for today

None

The Sara lies in Fyki Bay on the north coast of Othonoi, so the bulk of the island shields the entire southern arc — the S, SSW, SW, SE and SSE sectors are effectively blocked by the landmass immediately to the south, and the island's east and west halves shadow the E and W sectors as well. The exposed window is the north, opening onto the open Ionian at the mouth of the Adriatic: N through NNW and NNE face the longest fetch and carry the dominant swell and NW/N wind-wave energy that reaches the site, with the island's headlands only partly diffracting the NE and NW flanks. As microtidal Mediterranean water there is no meaningful tide, but because the bay faces the open sea to the north, any northerly blow or northwest Ionian swell builds surface chop and surge over the wreck and is the main reason trips to this remote site are weather-dependent.

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Partially Exposed
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