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North Head is the northern headland of the entrance to Sydney Harbour. All along this section, there are several excellent dive sites.
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The area has Subtropical Mediterranean climate with warm and rainy winters and an average temperature of 12°C/54°F and hot and humid summers, with an average temperature of 32°C/89°F, with frequent heatwaves in July and August. There is a wide variety of water sports available to be performed on the spot and without a doubt scuba diving is definitely one of the favorite activities for both locals and visitors.
St George Island is located in the Akamas marine reserve, on the north side of the island and is one of the few wall dives available in Cyprus. Approached only by boat from Latsi Marina, St George island is a deep dive, suitable for experienced divers. The diving site provides a sudden drop off that goes up to 164 ft/50 m down with excellent visibility and low current.
The marine biodiversity is very interesting, as divers come across clouds of damsels, barracuda, octopuses and colorful sponges. The drop off starts from 32 ft/10 m deep and takes you down onto a geologically interesting slope covered with sea grass. There are no dangers on the spot. However divers should be careful of boat traffic and depth. St George Island is certainly one of the must diving spots in the area. Don’t miss it!
 
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