The site is located in a small bay on the south east coast of Patroklos Island. The bay slopes gently down to a depth of 30 metres and has large beds of Posidonos grass. On the right hand side, following the shoreline of the island, there is a pleasant wall dive. Half way through the dive there is a large underwater arch at 12 metres depth, which is quite spectacular. Due to the proximity of this site to the nearby fish farm, the bay is full of sea life: Sea bass, octopus, damsel fish, moray eels, and if very lucky a ray can be seen scuttling across the sandy seabed. Also sea horses have been noted hiding in the Neptune grass. – DIVE UPLOADED by AQUA DIVERS CLUB