Two first dives are always observatory, without penetration. It worth it for divers with any experience.

If you're a halfway experienced scuba diver who is keen on a little more extreme dive, the Zenobia is one of the most interesting and challenging scuba dives available. Make sure you go with an experienced guide. A shipwreck specialty is also recommended.

We dived at Zenobia on 1st September, along with the oldest male diver, at age 95! An amazing dive just became more amazing!

Excellent dive of the Zenobia with Latchi Watersports Centre ( thank's Rob) a little intimidating to be on a dive boat with 100 divers! however on the dives it wasn't crowded, Lots to see, different on each dive .

The Zenobia is almost entirely in tact, and it's a fascinating place to dive. At 172m long, it's the kind of site you could visit many times and not see it all. I highly recommend getting a local guide so you see all the subtle...More

How you feel about the Zenobia will very much depend on how much you enjoy wreck diving. It is, as you would expect, very busy with divers throughout the day, though I never felt crowded as it provides almost an encyclopedia of wreck dives -...More

Plenty to explore. Most of the interesting stuff is below 20m. Several penetrations possible and can get dark inside. Temperature can get in the early 20s, so wear enough protection.