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    LEF1 — Artificial reef structure / small vessel off Larnaca (Voroklini/Livadia). Depth 13 m. Sank after scuttling. Artificial reef dive site.

    LEF1 lies off Larnaca (Voroklini/Livadia). The site position is provided in decimal WGS84 in the ‘location’ field. Typical access is by boat unless otherwise noted. Reported maximum depth is 13 m. Conditions vary seasonally; visibility and current can change during the day. The wreck offers clear orientation features for navigation and mapping. Use a DSMB for ascents and follow local regulations for artificial reefs and protected areas. This overview supports mapping and planning and does not replace a full site briefing from a local operator.

    Depth (m)

    0 - 13

    Type

    Artificial reef structure / small vessel

    Length (m)

    Beam (m)

    Weight (tn)

    Date Sank

    References

    History of LEF1

    LEF1 is a artificial reef structure / small vessel associated with the Cyprus coast. In recent years, the vessel artificial reef dive site. The remains form a recognised site for divers and researchers. Many Cyprus wrecks are artificial reefs prepared for diving and habitat creation, while others are accidental groundings. Depths at LEF1 are around 13 m; plan gas and no-decompression limits accordingly. Penetration is not advised without training and conditions. Coordinates are supplied for mapping and do not imply mooring or anchoring at the exact point. Consult a local dive centre for current access rules and any restrictions in marine protected areas.

    Travel / Parking information for LEF1

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